Science Kits for Kids - 70 Experiments Science Kit for Kids Age 6-12 Year Old, STEM Educational Science Toys Gifts for Girls Boys, Chemistry Set, Crystal Growing, Erupting Volcano

So much fun and very educational. My kids love to all the science it has in it.

My kids was so excited when they received this box

Perfect for kids of all ages! Definitely worth the money! There’s so many different science projects that comes with majority of all materials needed. Super simple instructions to follow and everything fits back in the box! Highly recommend for educational purposes or a great activity with the kiddos!

My niece loved this as a Christmas present but for me I thought it was a little stingy compared to what the description was but at least she was happy 🤷‍♀️

I recently purchased the Kids Science Kit for my child, and it has been an absolute hit! The kit is incredibly well-organized and comes with a variety of engaging experiments that are both educational and fun. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it perfect for kids to explore science independently or with a little guidance.The quality of the materials is top-notch, and my child loves the hands-on activities that spark curiosity and critical thinking. From simple chemistry experiments to exciting physics demonstrations, this kit covers a wide range of scientific principles in a way that is accessible and enjoyable.The kit also encourages creativity and problem-solving, and I've seen a noticeable boost in my child's enthusiasm for learning. It's a fantastic tool for fostering a love of science from an early age. Highly recommend this kit to any parent looking to inspire their young scientist!

My son was very excited when he opened the box to all of the accessories that came with the nerf gun. The assembly was very easy and the bullets were neatly packaged as well. He has been having a blast with it!

This was purchased for my 12 year old grandson who is very interested in science. He was really excited to receive it and get started on doing experiments.

Instructions for experiments written clearly by someone whose first language is not English so they are hard to understand. Also several items listed as needed are ambiguous or missing from the box, such as “wash powder”. The test tubes are intermittently called “plastic bottle”.Overall fun experiments from the ones that are understandable and materials are clear.