You’ll find her covering a variety of life science topics for outlets such as Massive Science, Laborjournal and Microbites.

SUPER-SIZED SCIENCE KITS - National Geographic Kids

The microscope comes with 49 accessories like tweezers and reusable slides and cover glasses that allow your kid to easily set up their own microscopy experiments. Your child will excavate gems like tiger’s eye, pyrite, and blue quartz, or fossils from clams, corals, and even sharks.

Dive into the world of mechanical engineering as your children construct various models using levers, including a parking gate and a movable weight scale. Teach young minds about the mechanics behind levers and linkages and how they can be used to lift heavy objects with this lovely kit. The kit also contains five prepared microscopy slides, so that your children can immediately get a glimpse of the fine-grained structures of for example a fish scale or a bean leaf.

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The microscope comes in a hard-sided plastic case, making it the ideal portable equipment for your little explorer to carry around.The experiment guide contains illustrated, step-by-step instructions that are easy to understand and follow. Ideal for LEGO enthusiasts and newcomers alike: The Klutz LEGO Gear Bot kit allows your kid to build 8 physics-driven kinetic creatures. Enough to go around, this National Geographic educational science lab allows your kids to conduct multiple experiments and is great to share with your family, friends, or classmates; enjoy the magic of discovery together. With this Einstein Box, your kid will dive into the fascinating world of chemistry and material science. The lab station is easy to assemble and reconfigure for different experiments with a helping hand from an adult.