Price and overview
$64.99
This is a science kit from National Geographic containing 75 experiments across three categories: Earth science, chemistry, and science magic. The kit is designed for kids aged 8 to 12 and includes materials, specimens, and a bonus guide with household-item experiments.
What it does
- Earth science experiments. Kids can build and erupt a volcano, grow glow-in-the-dark crystals, create water tornadoes, and excavate a real fossil.
- Rock and mineral collection. The kit includes real rock, mineral, and crystal specimens for kids to keep.
- Chemistry experiments. Children can make gooey worms and worm eggs, create bubbling reactions, launch a gas-powered rocket, and make pop crystal fireworks.
- Science magic tricks. The kit teaches experiments that double as magic, such as changing water color, catching bubbles in hands, and making coins float.
- Household item experiments. A bonus guide includes 30 additional experiments using common items found at home.
- Multiple experiment categories. The kit covers 45 main experiments across Earth science, chemistry, and science magic.
Good to know before you buy
- Designed for ages 8 to 12. The kit is marketed for this age range, so younger or older children may find it less suitable.
- Household items required. The bonus guide's 30 experiments require common household items not included in the kit.
- No battery or power information listed. The listing does not specify power requirements or battery needs for any experiments.
In the box
The kit includes materials for 45 main experiments, real rock and mineral specimens, and a guide with 30 additional experiments using household items. The exact quantity and type of materials are not detailed in the listing.
Who it suits
This kit works well for kids aged 8 to 12 who enjoy hands-on learning and have an interest in science. It may appeal to parents looking for structured, educational activities. It is probably not suitable for children under 8 or those who prefer less messy, less time-intensive activities.
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