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Bubble Science Kit
$19.95
Discover the secrets of soap bubbles with the Magnoidz ‘Science of Bubbles’ Science Kit! This fun and educational science kit is packed with experiments and interesting facts about the science of bubbles.
Learn the secrets of soap bubbles and how to create an array of different bubbles using the items included inside the box. Investigate the properties of water and how attracting forces hold the surface of water together, and more fun facts such as the secrets to the soap bubble’s rainbow of colours.
The fun doesn’t stop there, the educational resource book is full of interesting facts and experiments such as these!
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6 in 1 Solar Kit
$24.95 $34.95
This kit is an excellent beginner educational solar kit, teaching the basic solar power principals and also how it drives the motor and makes the movements of each model. This kit provides full set of plastic parts, solar panel and all necessary parts to build your own solar kit. Suitable for ages 10 and up.
Bath Bomb Kit
$39.95
Create your own delicious-smelling bath bombs!
The kids will get a chance to learn about science AND they'll get some cool bath bombs out of it too. With all the ingredients including different colours and different shaped moulds included, this is a great rainy day activity.
They can learn about science while creating their own designs in an awesome STEM/STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) activity.
FEATURES
- Create your own colourful bath bombs!
- 19 different shaped moulds
- Great STEM learning AND lots of fun!
SPECIFICATIONS
- Inclusions: Citric acid, cornstarch powder, sodium bicarbonate, safety goggles, gloves, 19 shaped moulds, 3 liquid colourings, fragrance, mica, illustrated instructions
- Ages: 8 and older
Compass
$14.95
The compass was invented around 200 CE in China and pointed south. The dry compass, like this one, was invented in medieval Europe around 1300 CE.
Glows in the dark, strong steel and glass construction.
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