Science Kits

Spring is almost here and the kids are itching to go outside.  What better way than give them their own wheels with a great ride on toy.  Motorcycles, ride on cars and more!

Looking for a great way for kids to get a look at the microscopic worlds they bring inside from the backyard?  Look no further than the i-explore scope.  You can zoom in to 20x on 3d objects such as bugs, rocks, coins and see great details.  It has a binocular head making it easy for kids to see through the eyepiece.

More exciting Star Wars products out this year!  Some are still under wraps until July, but the ones already let out of the bag are available here:  Star Wars Model Kits  This kits are great for ages 8 and up and are level 1 meaning no glue or paint required.  Simply remove from the sprues and snap together.

These fun plush characters from Giant Microbes will be sure to keep you entertained.  Who knew that Mad Cow had red eyes and was a hoot, or that MRSA looked like a miniature Batman.  These microbes make great gag gifts for the scientist or biologist or health care professional in your life.

Doesn’t everyone just love the science antics of Adam and Jamie?  Well, now you can have fun at home too!  Check out the new great Mythbusters Science Kits  You won’t need a fire extinguisher on hand for these experiments, but you will have a lot of fun!  Learn about the Forces of Flight, Power of Air Pressure and the Mentos and Diet Coke Kit

rumor has it that there will be a whole new line of star wars science kits coming out next year to coincide with new video (or tv show?)

holy cubes!  the Q BA Maze building sets are cool!  translucent blocks and add a few marbles and watch it go.  Build fabulous mazes and marble runs with this great construction toys

Was sitting with my daughter last night looking up at the stars and she was fascinated with all the space up there.  It’s never ending.  You can now explore space live looking through the world class SLOOH telescopes right from your computer.  These astronomy and space kits are a great way to learn about comets, nebulae, space ships and more.  We need to encourage our children to dream the possibilities.  If you’re looking for a home planetarium, checkout the homestar.  Don’t have to worry about clouds or rain getting in the way of a great viewing night with this.