70 experiments

Fun if you have a science wanna be kid. My son (7) loves this. Yes it can get messy, so in would advice to do it somewhere where it's easy to clean. Instructions are easy for adults maybe not my son. All the pieces were there and I think its a perfect age

So good

Bought this for my newly 4 year old. The science experiments are a perfect mixture of working together and allowing him to do things on his own. The kit comes with 95% of the stuff you need, but some experiments require sugar, apples, potatoes, etc. My son asks a few times a week to do his science experiments. He really loves it. Great purchase. I can see this working well for older kids as well who are able to read, follow directions, and have good fine motor skills. They would be able to do a lot of the experiments on their own with supervision.

My 6yo son was fully engaged in the 2-3 experiments we’ve done so far… then he was over it… which was actually perfect though because (so was I lol and) there’s still so many left that this is great for pulling out in those moments when they’re “soooo bored” and they don’t think your suggestion of “well you could always clean your room! Yayyy… it’ll be soo fun…” is as brilliant as you do I’ve bought more things that I could even recall for bored moments, but of course everything gets used/ played with a couple times, before he’s bored of that too… so I buy the next thing… and on and on... This kit is great because there’s so much variety, there will always be something “new” for him to do… although of course it requires a mood where he’s willing to sit down and focus- and also that I be equally- if not more- involved. Which … you know…. Sometimes defeats the point. The only reason I gave one less star is because there’s a lot of experiments that require items not included in the kit and as far as I’ve seen (I didn’t look through the whole book) most of them are not just items I have laying around the house. Like lager for instance (also don’t like the idea of beer for a kids kit? For us it’s fine since my son wouldn’t ever be doing this w/o me but for curious older kids, this feels like a bad idea?)… also Fanta is rather specific but also not something we just have… or would buy just for one experiment… Like I said I didn’t look through the whole book, but since a decent percentage of the ones I did look over required outside materials, the description should probably say there’s directions for 70 experiments- with supplies included for 40 (Idk the exact number, just estimating). With that being said there ARE still a ton of materials it does come with, I was actually pretty impressed by how much! For that reason id say its def worth the price… but i also got it on sale when it was much lower than all the other similar kits.

Bought this for my kindergarten class because our curriculum was so boring🥱 The kids went from hating science to begging me to do science!!⚗️🧪🧫 The kit is for ages 8+ but can be done with younger children with adult supervision and guidance. We had a blast and I'm back to buy another set for my 10 year old son!

My youngest daughter and I completed the experience over video call and she loved it. It turned out pretty well.

We had a wonderful time as a family for weeks doing these. So much fun and a lot of mess

My son, now 4, 3 when I got it loves this science experiment kit. I however am a little frustrated with it. I’ve tried two of the iodine experiments and they don’t work. I truly think they just gave me water dyed red. I’m also very skeptical the crystal is actually going to grow a crystal. Also, the book is hard to read because it appears to be written in China or something and some of the pages are hard to understand. 😞