Hands-on science kits for learning at home

Which hands-on science kits let children experiment and learn at home?

Heebie Jeebies crystal kit: The kit grows a display crystal by combining the supplied crystal powder with water. The maker recommends the kit for ages five and older. Klutz Make Your Own Discovery Bottles: The six named experiments are a galaxy glitter swirl, fish-through-the-hoop game, tiny tornado, lava fizzler, eye-find game and jellyfish float. The hands-on review considered the English instruction book the strongest part of this exact kit, particularly for learning everyday material names and scientific vocabulary such as density, viscosity and polarity; it also appreciated the science questions. It did not report long-term leak resistance, durability or failure points. Scholastic says this product is no longer in its range. Heebie Jeebies polymer snow test tube: Add water to the powder; it expands into artificial snow within seconds. The maker’s catalogue recommends ages 8+; the store recommends ages 5+ with adult supervision, so the sources disagree. The package contains one test tube with 60 g of polymer-snow powder and one instruction sheet with science facts. Klutz DIY Rainbow Catcher: The kit builds into a motorized machine using gears and electronic components to make rainbows move around the room. The maker recommends the kit for ages 8 and older. A 32-page instruction book is included.

ProductWhyActivityAgeLearning supportSafety or status
1. Heebie Jeebies HJ-1302 sold by anbbaby.comThe kit grows a display crystal by combining the supplied crystal powder with water.The kit grows a display crystal by combining the supplied crystal powder with water. guideThe maker recommends the kit for ages five and older. guideThe crystal continues to build and harden as the solution cools and evaporates. guideAdult supervision is recommended, and an adult should heat and pour the hot water for younger children. guide
2. Klutz Make Your Own Discovery Bottles sold by anbbaby.comThe six named experiments are a galaxy glitter swirl, fish-through-the-hoop game, tiny tornado, lava fizzler, eye-find game and jellyfish float.The six named experiments are a galaxy glitter swirl, fish-through-the-hoop game, tiny tornado, lava fizzler, eye-find game and jellyfish float. guideThe maker recommends the kit for ages 6 and older. manualThe hands-on review considered the English instruction book the strongest part of this exact kit, particularly for learning everyday material names and scientific vocabulary such as density, viscosity and polarity; it also appreciated the science questions. It did not report long-term leak resistance, durability or failure points. reviewThe maker describes the custom bottle caps as child-safe and leak-proof. manual
3. Heebie Jeebies HJ-1301 sold by anbbaby.comThe maker describes model HJ-1301 as a polymer-snow test tube that creates an artificial winter scene in seconds.Add water to the powder; it expands into artificial snow within seconds. guideThe maker’s catalogue recommends ages 8+; the store recommends ages 5+ with adult supervision, so the sources disagree. manualThe package contains one test tube with 60 g of polymer-snow powder and one instruction sheet with science facts. guideThe store calls the material non-toxic and child-safe with supervision. guide
4. Klutz DIY Rainbow Catcher: Maker Lab STEM Kit sold by anbbaby.comThe snap-together device catches sunlight and projects small rainbows around the room.The kit builds into a motorized machine using gears and electronic components to make rainbows move around the room. guideThe maker recommends the kit for ages 8 and older. guideA 32-page instruction book is included. guide-

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