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National Geographic science kit
Experiments, gemstones or volcanoes in one box. Clear instructions mean parents don't need to be scientists.
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Snap Circuits electronics kit
Snap together real circuits that light up, buzz and spin. Kids actually learn how electricity works.
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Kids' telescope
See the craters on the moon from your backyard. A gift that can start a lifelong hobby.
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Gears building set
Spinning gears teach cause and effect. Great for ages 3 to 6.
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Dig-it-up dinosaur excavation kit
Chip away at the plaster to find hidden dinosaur skeletons. Messy, exciting and educational.
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Robot building kit
Build robots that run on sunlight. Several builds from one kit.
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Learning Resources coding mouse
Program the mouse to find the cheese, with no screens needed. Coding basics for ages 4 and up.
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Kids' magnifying glass and bug catcher kit
Gets kids outside to explore. Catch, look closely and let go.
Quick buying tips
- Match the kit to the age range on the box. Too hard is no fun.
- Kits with several projects get more use than one-time experiments.
- Plan to help with the first build.
