We absolutely love this crystal growing kit from Thames & Kosmos. The 15 experiments progress from simple to complex, providing the perfect learning experience for new chemists. Grow dozens of dazzling crystals! A full-color, 32-page experiment manual guides your experiments in crystal …
Budding engineers and adventurers will love this 219-pc. Smart Car Robotics Kit. It includes all the pieces and full-color instructions you need to build 8 high-tech futuristic vehicles: the awesome smart car, another road car, a flying car, a motorcycle, a forklift truck, an airboat, a helicopter, and an airplane. Each vehicle uses up to 4 included electric …
Thames & Kosmos Remote-Control Machines: Animals Science Kit
Construct a whole zoo’s worth of remote-controlled animals with mechanical insides covered by colorful plastic “skins.” The animals all move using different mechanisms, each one mimicking the movement of the real animal it represents. A two-button remote control unit moves the small, lightweight motor forward and in reverse, allowing the models to move forward or backward. Build an …
Robotics is a vast, thrilling, and sometimes overwhelming interdisciplinary field involving physics, engineering, and computer science. This kit gives kids a simple, fun, and customizable introduction to robotics that lets them build eight motorized machines controlled by programs and an ultrasound sensor. Kids code the programs using an easy, visual programming app on a tablet or smartphone, which …
Thames & Kosmos Remote-Control Machines: Space Explorers Science Kit
Ready your courageous robots for a mission to the moon, Mars, or beyond! With this engineering kit, you can build a remote-controlled model of a robotic rover resembling the ones used to explore Mars. Deploy your Mars rover in the backyard or sandbox and use the remote control unit to survey the uncharted terrain! The remote can control …
Mold your own colorful sidewalk chalk. Mix your own colors, pour it into the shape molds and let it harden. Then you can draw pictures on the sidewalk or pavement with the chalk and use the 3D glasses to make the images pop off the ground and appear as if they are 3D. Learn about the science behind …
