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Fuel Cell Car Kit -- Hydrogen Oxygen - FREE SHIPPING
Build your own hydrogen fuel cell with this kit. Assemble and Experiment with a Unique Reversible Fuel Cell Kit. This fuel cell kit provides a playful introduction to one of the most significant technologies of the 21st Century. With this kit you can build a model car that actually runs on water! Pour in the water and watch it separate into hydrogen and oxygen, forming a gas to power your vehicle across the floor. Fuel cells are one of the most promising means of producing energy in the future. Because they do not consume fossil fuels they are considered environmentally friendly.

Bubble Builder Experiment Kit Bubble Builder Experiment Kit
Experiment with bubbles and learn the history of soap bubbles, how to mix the perfect bubble recipe, soap, water and surface tension, tricks and games with bubbles and much more. Ages 8 and up.

Our Amazing Bridges Our Amazing Bridges
Discover the Wonders of Building! Build and display attractive models of 3 different bridge types - The Roman Arch, The Truss Bridge, and The Suspension Bridge. Ages 10 and up.
WaveWiz Light WaveWiz Light  
Construct a kaleidoscope and a periscope. Mold lenses. Make a microscope and telescope. Capture a shadow and box a camera. Diffract with feathers, see through rainbows and solve filter puzzles. Visit the incredible world of the invisible. Ages 7 and up.
Newtons Wizard  Newtons Wizard  
Through rocketry and a classic collection of favorite projects, this kit and book explores the central concepts of physics. A hands-on adventure through Newton's Laws of Motion! Ages 7-14.
Balloon Adventure Experiment Kit
Balloons are more than just a lot of hot air! Take a balloon adventure through topics in physics, chemistry, and biology. Race balloon cars, build a balloon-powered boat and fly a balloon helicopter. Puncture a balloon without it popping. Stick a balloon to the wall without glue. Measure your lung capacity. Learn where rubber comes from. Discover more than one way to blow up a balloon.

Build a barometer, a fire extinguisher and a water Yo-Yo. Investigate air pressure and the properties of fluids and gases. A 32-page, full-color experiment manual guides you through the 24 action-packed experiments.

Ages 8 and up.

Young Scientists Set 12 - Surface Tension, Polymers
SLIME, SHRINKING PACKING PEANUTS, JUMPING PEPPER, AND BUBBLES! A foil boat gliding across the water, pepper jumping, and very large bubbles are all possible with the presence of surface tension. Diapers, slime, bouncy balls, and shrinking peanuts are created with polymers.

This set is completed by recreating experiments of famous scientists. Make a Cartesian Diver, Galileo's Pendulum, and study Archimedes' and Bernoulli's Principles. Young Scientists will be inspired by these famous scientists and may even become one themselves!

Dr. Toy 100 Best Children's Products, National Parenting Publications Honors Award 2003, National Parenting Center Seal of Approval, Learning-Success Outstanding Resource Award, Learning Magazine Teachers’ Choice Award 2004


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FYI: Everything comes down to physics."  That's what a physicist once told me.  Basically, it's the branch of science that studies the laws and properties of matter, as well as the forces that act on it.  That means that gravitation, heat, light, magnetism, and electricity are all part of the study of physics.  However, most of us think of chemistry, electricity, magnetism, and the earth sciences as separate subjects.  And that's pretty convenient! 

Parenting Tip: You can use simply household items to demonstrate principles of physics.  For example, a large glass bowl or large clear plastic container and a pencil can demonstrate refraction.  Fill the container with water and then hold the pencil in the container.  Hold the pencil half in and half out of the water, at a slight slant.  The pencil will appear bent.  Why?  That's refraction.  It's fun to experiment with refraction during bathtime; displacement is fun then too!  What is refraction? What is displacement?  You'll have to look it up!  That's why it's good to have basic science books around -- you need reference material! 

Dictionary of Physics
Usborne Illustrated Dictionary of Physics


Finally!  An "action" figure for the science-minded kids!

Einstein

Einstein Figure

 

Incredible Machines
The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions
This is a wonderful software program that allows kids to explore the principles of physics as they solve various puzzles in order to build machines.
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Gizmos and Gadgets
Gizmos and Gadgets
Another great software program making allowing kids to explore the principles of physics.
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