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Science Lab Kit, Kickoff To Chemistry |
Product Number: H2M93425
CAD $74.97
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Explore the science behind air and rocket propulsion. Children learn the importance of measuring wind speed, predicting the weather, building and launching several different types of rockets, understanding different chemical reactions, and more. This kit introduces children to different air-related STEM careers such as an astronaut, propulsion engineer, meteorologist, and astronomer that they can pursue.
Explore the science behind chemistry. Children learn the importance of solubility, acids vs. bases, testing pH levels, observing chemical reactions, inflating balloons with gases, turning milk into glue, and much more! This kit also introduces children to different chemistry-related STEM careers such as a pharmacist, chemical engineer, flavorist, odor tester, food chemist, etc.
- Highlights:
- 23 hands-on activities cover solubility, testing pH, acids vs. bases, changing the properties of milk, and inflating balloons with gases
What’s Included:
- 65 lab tools include chemicals, test tubes, pipettes, pH strips, measuring cups and safety goggles
- 1 Career & Lab Guide
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Explore the science behind air and rocket propulsion. Children learn the importance of measuring wind speed, predicting the weather, building and launching several different types of rockets, understanding different chemical reactions, and more. This kit introduces children to different air-related STEM careers such as an astronaut, propulsion engineer, meteorologist, and astronomer that they can pursue.