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Showing posts with label series. Show all posts

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Young Scientist Series - Set 12: Surface Tension (Kit 34) - Polymers (Kit 35) - Famous Scientists and Their Experiments (Kit 36)

Young Scientist Series - Set 12: Surface Tension (Kit 34) - Polymers (Kit 35) - Famous Scientists and Their Experiments (Kit 36) Review



Young Scientist Series - Set 12: Surface Tension (Kit 34) - Polymers (Kit 35) - Famous Scientists and Their Experiments (Kit 36) Feature

  • Slime, jumping pepper, shrinking packing peanuts, and bubbles
  • 3 complete kits in one box
  • Mulitple award-winning science kits that make science fun, educational, and hands-on
  • All kits are put on the market after it has passed the ulitmate test-approval by multiple teams of Young Scientists
  • A foil boat gliding across the water, pepper jumping, and very large bubbles are all possible with the presence of surface tension. Diapers, slime, bouncy balls, and shrinking peanuts are created with polymers.
SLIME, SHRINKING PACKING PEANUTS, JUMPING PEPPER, AND BUBBLES. A foil boat gliding across the water, pepper jumping, and very large bubbles are all possible with the presence of surface tension. Diapers, slime, bouncy balls, and shrinking peanuts are created with polymers. This set is completed with recreating experiments of famous scientists. Make a Cartesian Diver, Galileo's Pendulum, and study Archimedes' and Bernoulli's Principles. Young Scientists will for sure be inspired by these famous scientists and maybe even become one themselves!!!


Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Adventure Science series: Chemistry Blast

Adventure Science series: Chemistry Blast Review



Adventure Science series: Chemistry Blast Feature

  • Beome chemist and use test tubes, filter paper, and funnel
  • Make real explosions
  • Multiple award winner
  • This hands-on exploration will give children an Educational Science Adventure that will Last Lifetime
  • Young Scientists create sticky ice, remove gas from soda, and make flower change colors. TYoung Scientists use test tubes, filter paper, and funnel to separate mixture of materials and making an explosion that will excite any budding scientist.
Young scientists can create sticky ice, remove gas from soda, and even make a flower change colors. They can also use test tubes, filter paper and a funnel (for separating a mixture of materials) to create a mini-explosion that will excite any budding scientist! Kit comes with all the supplies needed for tons of fun and safe experiments.