Practical learning can help reinforce concepts included in the national curriculum, and also benefits problem solving skills. This kit features laboratory tools, high-quality chemicals and full-color instructions for more than 50 activities. Additional chemicals such as citric acid, common salt, vinegar, methylated spirits, food dye and similar materials.

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We have a range of programs to choose from that teach fundamentals like chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering. Includes a methylated spirit burner to help when learning about the fascinating chemical reactions involving heat. Crayola ®, Crayola Oval Logo ®, Chevron Design ®, Serpentine Design ® are trademarks of Crayola used under license. Our science kits offer real experiments, based on proper chemistry (amongst other subjects), with in-depth instruction manuals showing step by step guidance and inspiration.We found when using the booklet that lots of the experiments follow on naturally from each other, so you will expand on similar topics, and explore something from a few angles helping to get a good understanding around the topic rather than just looking at one experiment in isolation. These are real chemicals (10 included) and as you can see some have warnings on them so it’s best to do this activity with adult supervision. SCIENCE MAD SCIENCE KITS RANGE - All our Science Mad Kits offer real experiments, based on proper chemistry with in-depth instruction manuals showing step-by-step guidance and inspiration.

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DISCOVER THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION - This Science Mad Crystal Growing Lab is perfect for boys and girls ages 10 years+.

I’m a bit concerned about the extras needed as I’ve seen some other reviews saying that a lot is needed to get most of the experiments going. This kit contains all the chemicals and equipment needed to complete 80 exciting experiments, including growing crystals and observing different chemical reactions. With schools currently closed due to COVID-19 we are currently having to homeschool, so any educational toys were certainly very welcome. The only problem encountered was that certain required household items weren’t provided, like sodium chloride (salt) which took our testers a while to work out.