Experiments and DIY projects in physics

Is it possible to explain complex physical phenomena such as atmospheric pressure, different states of water, or expansion and compression of objects due to heating in a simple way for a school student? The author of this collection of experiments and DIY projects, V. Smirnov, believes it is possible - through simple experiments that can be conducted by any student at home. Knowing the characteristics of atmospheric pressure, one can create, for example, a watering device for a small garden or a flying kite. The properties of communicating vessels will help organize a fountain on the table, and a toy boat or water mill can be easily built using knowledge of the force of water. Step-by-step instructions for assembling DIY projects are accompanied by illustrations to facilitate the student's work process.