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Highlights
This educational game use step-by-step instructions to guide kids through experiments, and activities designed to teach children
Product Details
The Young Scientists Club Educational Science Kit
Under the tutelage of Ms. Frizzle, budding scientists explore the world of chemistry. By measuring pH levels, using litmus paper, making bubble sculptures, and performing other lab experiments, kids are encouraged to find the creative and exciting side of science. The bus-shaped kit includes all the components required for the experiments, including 51 colorful experiment cards and a data notebook to record observations.
- Great for the kids interested in science
- Age range: 5 and up
- Made from plastic
- Assembly required
- Product dimensions: 15”x8.5”x 6”
In the box: science components, 51 colorful experiment cards, and a data notebook
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Customer Reviews
100% Verified Reviews
All reviews are from people who have purchased this product.ShaniquaTOP REVIEWER
52 ratings19 reviews
Most of the experiments require items that are not included in the kit. I have to go out and buy these other items.
KatieTOP REVIEWER
38 ratings14 reviews
This was a perfect gift for my 6 year old son. He love Magic School Bus and this set offers so many different experiments, he will be busy for quite a while!
Jeannette
3 ratings1 reviews
The first experiment that we attempted failed, after it arrived late. This was not even the magic school bus item I ordered. Hopefully the other experiments will be better