Discovery #Mindblown Science Kit Test Tubes, with 5 Hands-On Learning Scientific Activities, 20-pieces

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a fun experiment to do with my kids, 11, and 6. They both enjoyed it. It comes with a nice little set up to have tons of fun. You can make goo worms, strong soap bubbles, jelly crystals, and a super ball. It also comes with disappearing ink.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Toy Kids Science Kit Test Tubes was awesome for my daughter. There are 5 experiments in all. She really loved all of them. All of the experiments are age appropriate and helped to engage my daughter in science more. Her two favorite were the worms and making a ball. The quality of the kit and tubes are great and the experiments were safe. I really appreciate that these were great activities to do at home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for my daughter a few week ago. And we did each activity in the kit. My daughter's favorite was the worms. This started a whole new experience in toys and fun. She wanted to do more kits like this. We enjoy every minute of this. I truly recommend this for children.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Due to my 3 kids having to do virtual school, this was such an awesome way to have “Science class” at home! Everything is hands on which my kids enjoyed even more as opposed to just watching a video or someone talking about science. My kids are between the ages of 9-14 and even my 14yr old had fun! The tubes are durable, the case can be reused, and my kids were able to safely create their own experiments on their own as well as together. This is such a great starter kit for kids to feel like scientists and just make education more fun and still safe!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First we made the bouncing ball with water and the mold. You have to get water about 2 inches and make sure the mold is together good. Then take the powder and make sure to tap it down well I didnt and so my bouncing ball still had what looked like crystals and not so smooth. It was very easy to make and it bounced very well. Next we tried the bubbles and they are extremely sticky but they do stay together once they hit the ground. Then we separated out the crystals and added the water. Within 10 minutes you could already see the crystals expanding was definitely fascinating to watch for the kids. Then we had to use the goo worms so I made up each kid a test tube and then let them do the goo and they loved it. They have been playing with them none stop since they removed them from the tube. Last we had to try some disappearing ink. We squeezed some on a paper plate and watched as the message disappeared Then we used the strips and put some dots on them and watched as they turned blue. We then tried adding water and nothing happened but when we tried apple juice the acid in it turned them back to the original color. This is definitely a nice science experiments for all children that are interested in science.