The Young Scientists Club CM-925-YS Young Scientists Series - 12 Sets- Kit

Designed by a team of Harvard graduates scientists and educators this multiple award-winning Young Scientist Series provides Young Scientists with months of exciting hands-on-science learning and fun. Young Scientists can explore topics further in the on-line clubhouse. Get your Young Scientist hooked today and give your Young Scientist a science adventure that will last a lifetime. This 12-Set multiple award-winning series is unique in that each set contains three complete science kits (3 manuals/3 supply bags). Complete the sets in order to experience the ultimate science adventure. Topics include recycling measurements magnets weather volcanoes minerals s and muscles stars planets fossils and much more (see individual set descriptions below). Ages 5 and up Seen on the TODAY SHOW. Set 1 Recycling (Kit 1) Scientific Measurements (Kit 2) Magnets (Kit 3) A GREAT STARTER KIT FOR ALL ASPIRING YOUNG SCIENTISTS. Create a compass measure and graph expanding foam creature s and make different kinds of paper. Grow beans and wheat learn about composting make magnets dance move cars magically and much more. Do these fun experiments and Young Scientists will be hooked. Set 2 Weather (Kit 4) Solids Liquids and es (Kit 5) Volcanoes (Kit 6) BECOME A METEOROLOGIST CHEMIST AND VOLCANOLOGIST ALL IN ONE SET. Mix solids and liquids to create a bouncy ball and goop. Make a weather station with a barometer wind vane rain gauge and thermometer. Watch raisins dance. Feel real pumice. Build a volcano and finish this set with an eruption that Young Scientists will want to repeat again and again. Set 3 Minerals (Kit 7) Geodes (Kit 8) Fossils (Kit 9) EARTH SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS BROUGHT TO YOUR HOME. Grow a salt rock garden rock candy and string crystals. Break open a large geode. Identify five unknown minerals using the streak hardness magnetic and tests. Study a fossil. Complete this set by making a cast and a mold fossil that will impress any budding scientist. Set 4 Bacteria and Fungi (Kit 10) Weight and Volume (Kit 11) s and Bases (Kit 12) GROW MEASURE AND MIX. Young Scientists of all ages will be fascinated by growing bacteria and fungi of all colors in Petri dishes. Discover how antibiotics can cure disease. Young scientists make and calibrate a scale learn about density and test all kinds of substances with pH and litmus paper. Finish this set with some real copper plating. Set 5 Water (Kit 13) Capillary Action (Kit 14) Air (Kit 15) WHAT DO SUBMARINES CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CAPILLARY TUBES ALL HAVE IN COMMON? They all use unique properties of water to perform special jobs. See how submarines dive and rise. Watch color dyes crawl up chromatography paper. Use a capillary tube like doctors in a hospital. Observe upward water movement in s. Finish this creative kit with special tricks that will astound any audience. Set 6 Flight (Kit 16) Heart and Lungs (Kit 17) Digestive System (Kit 18) A JOURNEY INTO THE HUMAN BODY. Make planes parachutes jets windmills and spinners before flying into the fascinating world of the heart and lungs. Young scientists measure lung volume make heart and lung models and design a working stetho. The journey continues with the digestive system where the enzyme n eats away gelatin iodine colors starch and s make brown paper translucent. This kit is a sure winner with all Young Scientists that have aspirations in the care profession. Set 7 s and Muscles (Kit 19) The Senses (Kit 20) Light (Kit 21) MOVING JOINTS PING TASTE BUDS AND OPTICAL ILLUSIONS WILL DELIGHT ALL YOUNG SCIENTISTS. Make a hinge and ball-and-socket joint study and recreate an X-ray. taste buds. Find cold and hot receptors. Compare spinning glitter to the ear. Make a vocal cord model. Create optical illusions while studying and light. Continue the study of light by making rainbows with a prism and white light with a color wheel. A great introduction to the field of physics. Set 8 Mirrors (Kit 22) Electricity (Kit 23) Circuits and Electromagnets (Kit 24) MIRRORS EVERYWHERE. AN ELECTRIFYING EXPERIENCE. Convex mirrors concave mirrors reflections and even a secret code. Insulators conductors light bulbs and light bulb holders are used to design circuits on-off switches mazes and an electromagnet. Complete this set with a self-designed one-eyed monster. Set 9 Magnetism (Kit 25) Static Electricity (Kit 26) Tornadoes Clouds and Water Cycle (Kit 27) LIGHTNING. SPARKS. JUMPING CEREAL. This set is as imaginative as it is fascinating. Young Scientists shape magnetic fields construct a magna doodle bend water create real lightning sparks make cereal jump learn about the water cycle and form clouds in a jar. Finish this set with a tornado in a bottle that will keep Young Scientists captivated for hours. Set 10 Fruits and other Parts (Kit 28) Eggs (Kit 29) Owls (Kit 30) THE CYCLE OF LIFE... Start this set as a botanist by studying s and making a terrarium with the enclosed selection of . Continue this cycle of life by experimenting with eggs and creating a brine shrimp habitat. Young Scientists will learn how to take care of their new pets to ensure survival of these creatures. Finish the set with the dissection of an owl pellet and assembly of a rodent skeleton with the s found in the pellet. This set is a definite winner for young and old alike. Set 11 Stars (Kit 31) Planets (Kit 32) Forces (Kit 33) YOUNG SCIENTISTS EXPLORE THE SOLAR SYSTEM. Study the stars with a star fact book make a constellation box design a tele and use bouncy balls and planet facts to create a solar system mobile that will enlighten any room. Finish this set with the study of forces gravity momentum and Newtons three laws of motion. A great introduction to astronomy. Set 12 Surface Tension (Kit 34) Polymers (Kit 35) Famous Scientists and Their Experiments (Kit 36) SLIME SHRINKING PACKING PEANUTS JUMPING PEPPER AND BUBBLES. A foil boat gliding across the water pepper jumping and very large bubbles are all possible with the presence of surface tension. Diapers slime bouncy balls and shrinking peanuts are created with polymers. This set is completed with recreating experiments of famous scientists. Make a Cartesian Diver Galileos Pendulum and study Archimedes and Bernoullis Principles. Young Scientists will for sure be inspired by these famous scientists and maybe even become one themselves... . For children ages 5 and up

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