Description: Through thrilling experiment showdowns between unique and charismatic characters, this book clearly and enjoyably explains the scientific theories and terms found in upper elementary and middle school textbooks, while also covering key scientific principles. It's perfect for boosting children's curiosity and interest in science. What makes this series especially special is the included 'experiment kit,' which lets kids try out the experiments from the book themselves rather than simply memorizing facts—allowing them to experience real, hands-on learning outcomes. For kids who already love science, this book will be a great friend; for those who find science difficult, it will be a wonderful science teacher. Chapter 1: Morning in Frankfurt (p.8) Science Point: How Microorganisms Reproduce Try It at Home: Observing Persimmon Seeds, Making Yogurt Chapter 2: Practicing Experiments Alone (p.37) Science Point: Cell Division, the Structure of DNA Scientists Who Changed the World: James Watson and Francis Crick Chapter 3: I'll Show You a Real Experiment! (p.64) Science Point: Binary Fission in Bacteria, Chromosomes Science in Everyday Life: The Birth of a Baby Chapter 4: Are Humans Born Twice? (p.90) Science Point: Asexual and Sexual Reproduction, Fertilization in Plants and Animals Experiment During the Competition: Hatching an Egg Chapter 5: Breaking the Shell into the World (p.118) Science Point: Somatic Cell Division, Chicken Development, Chick Hatching Try It in the Science Lab: Cell Division in Onion Roots Chapter 6: The Olympiad Begins (p.146) Science Point: Meiosis in Reproductive Cells Experiment King's Key Notes: The Birth of Living Things Experiment Kit Guide (p.172)