Smithsonian Mega Science Lab™ #49009 – 6 Science Kits in 1 Fuel your child’s natural curiosity with the Smithsonian Mega Science Lab™, an exciting all-in-one science kit featuring six hands-on STEM activities in one convenient package. Young scientists can explore weather patterns, learn about volcanoes, discover dinosaurs, grow crystals, paint a model of the Earth and Moon, and create an eco-friendly habitat.
Designed to make science fun and engaging, this discovery kit introduces children to environmental, earth, physical, and chemical science concepts through interactive experiments and activities. Many projects can be completed using simple household items, such as vinegar and baking soda, making it easy to get started. The kit includes a variety of educational tools and materials, including crystal-growing chemicals with a stirrer stick, a weather station with thermometer, an Earth and Moon model for painting, and a volcano base with an eruption tube, plus much more.
Whether used at home or as an elementary science project, the Smithsonian Mega Science Lab provides an entertaining way for kids to learn, experiment, and explore the world around them. Key Features Smithsonian Mega Science Lab™ #49009 6 science activities in 1 kit Explore dinosaurs, crystals, volcanoes, weather, and the environment Hands-on experiments encourage curiosity, discovery, and learning Introduces concepts in environmental, earth, physical, and chemical science Includes a 35" x 23" full-color educational poster Includes crystal-growing chemicals and stirrer stick Weather station with thermometer Earth and Moon model for painting Volcano base with eruption tube Some activities use easy-to-find household ingredients such as vinegar and baking soda STEM educational item Recommended for ages 10 and up Great for pre-teens, homeschool activities, and elementary science projects What's Included One Smithsonian Mega Science Lab™ #49009 featuring six different science activities and educational projects designed to encourage hands-on learning and scientific exploration.