To mark the end of Science Week, I thought I’d show off my top ten science kits on my website. We’ll make our way down the chart.

Number 10: The Science of Codes and Riddles

This kit includes crafts and experiments that will

• explain Induction Rings
• teach how to crack the Safe
• challenge them to figure out how to crack the Tower of Hanoi
• teach them how to build a Combination Lock

It is suitable for children aged 6+

Number 9 : The Science of Forces and Energy

This kit includes

• An experiment/craft to understand the Bernoulli Principle
• A craft to make your own Jet Car
• A Boomerang Wheel
• A craft to build a toy penguin and test balance with a Dynamometer
• A set of colouring pens

It is also recommended for children aged 6+

Number 8 : The Science of Colours and Light

This is a build, decorate and explore kit in which you can make:

• a kaleidoscope
• A spinning button
• 3D glasses
• Where is the coin? Magic Trick

This science kit is recommended for children aged 6+

Number 7 : Space Discovery Kit

This Science Kit has four different space themed experiments/crafts to do:

• Make your own Space mobile
• Make a planet
• A rocket launcher experiment
• Mould a martian

It is recommended for children aged 8+

If your child is particularly interested in space themed toys, you might find my Space Toys Blog interesting.

Number 6 : The 6 in 1 Science Lab

This kit has everything you need to:

• Make your own Snow
• Make a Tornado Alley
• Grow your own Crystal Tree
• Dig for your own Crystal Gems
• Create your own Volcanic Eruption
• and Dig for a Glow in the Dark Dinosaur Fossil

Recommended for children aged 10+

Number 5 : The Glow in the Dark Science Kit

You get to do the following experiments with this kit:

• Make a glow in the dark bouncy ball
• Make a glow in the dark crystal
• Make glow in the dark stars
• Make a glow in the dark insects
• Make fluffy glowing snow

It is recommended for children aged 10+

Number 4 : Bubbling Lava Experiment Kit

The box contains:

• oil
• lava tablets
• a plastic flask to do the experiment in.

It is suitable for children aged 6+

Number 3 : Bonkers Bubbles

With this Bonkers Bubbles Kit you can learn how to construct 3D bubbles and also blow some odd shaped bubbles. Recommended for children aged 6+

Number 2 : A Crystal Growing Kit

Choose from two coloured crystals to make or buy one of each. I stock sapphire blue or amethyst purple. Recommended for children aged 10+

Number 1 : Kitchen Science Kit

This kit has 6 different experiments to do:

It’s for children aged 5+

If none of these take your fancy, why not check out my full range of Science Toys here. or read my Science Kits for Science Week blog from last year or this Science Kits Blog. I hope you’ve enjoyed Science Week and that the science fun continues.

xx Suzie