I love how kids learn and how often they think they are just having fun, while actually, they are subconsciously learning. I think that’s why I love educational toys and games so much. This week is National Science Week and to mark it, I thought I’d show off 10 of my favourite Science Kits that I stock.
A Crystal Growing Kit
Use the contents and the apparatus in this set to make your own crystal. This kit only costs €4.75 and it comes in three different colours.
Make your own Slime
Let’s face it, most parents hate slime but kids LOVE it. This little kit is cheap and cheerful, costing only €4.99 and at least you know that you will get an end product of slime and not just some homemade concoction of expensive household ingredients!!
Bubbling Lava Kit
You can make your own lava with this science experiment. It costs €5.99
Magnets
Learn all about magnetic fields and north and south poles with this 8 piece magnet set that costs €7.50. I also stock a junior magnet set for small hands, which costs €7.
Make your Own Microscope
With this Gift in a Tin, you can make your own working microscope. It’s great value at just €13.95
Lie Detector Kit
Our bodies react differently when we lie. Use this kit to understand how a lie detector works and put it in action. This science kit costs €14.99
Make your own Galileo Thermometer
Learn all about weather and make your own working Galileo Thermometer with this Science Kit. It also costs €14.99
Body Lab
This kit will help you understand a lot more about the human body and it is full of some great experiments to perform to help you put your knowledge into action. It costs €17.99
Frightful First Experiments
This kit has 18 foul experiments to perform and it costs €22
Electronic Set
Learn all the basics of electronics, light, and sound with this really cool electronics board. It costs €49.99
I hope your little scientists enjoy our National Science Week. I stock more than these 10 science kits, so if you’d like to see the full range of them, click on this link
xx Suzie
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