SET 12 - Surface Tension, Polymers, Famous Scientists and Their Experiments!

It sounds complicated, but this is fun fun fun! Surface Tension, Polymers, Famous Scientists and Their Experiments is 3 science kits in 1 for kids age 5-12. Start with Surface Tension and construct an atomic model of water, create bubbles sculptures, and make pepper jump! Young Scientists finish this set by making a boat "magically" glide across the water. Next, get a fascinating intro to polymers when they make molecular models. A polymer is a compound of high molecular weight derived either by the addition of many smaller molecules (like polyethylene) or by the condensation of many smaller molecules with the elimination of water or alcohol (like nylon).

Activities include shrinking packing peanuts and making gel and slime! Finally, explore famous scientists and recreate their most famous experiments. Make a Cartesian Diver, a Galileo Pendulum, and study Archimedes' and Bernoulli's Principles. It sounds tough, but kids as young as 5 will marvel in the activities and well written illustrated instructions. This educational toy is great for homeschooling activities and are a great source for science fair project ideas!

This is Set #12. Young Scientists Club recommends starting with Set #1 and working through Set #12, however, every set is a different subject and sets can be done individually. Twelve kits of 3 sets each make up 36 different subjects in this series.

Science Kit includes: Droppers, foil, small and large atom "models", pepper, soap, pennies, bubble wand, petri dish, diapers, packing peanuts, modeling clay, balloons, and much, much more! Comes in a suit-case style box with a handle so kids can pack up and carry their science kit anywhere they want!