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Looking for a surefire way to fuel your child's curiosity and creativity? Look no further! These captivating science kits are about to become your family's new favorite learning adventure. Dark Vs. Light - The instructions say to put them in a dark place to grow. I put them in a semi-light spot, but it was still by a window. If I put them in a dark spot, then it would be hard to watch them grow, so I met the instructions halfway. Add to your experiment and see what happens if you put one in the dark and one in the light. I’m curious! span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Banaana from Crystal Growing Chamber - Silicon cup that you can use to grow the crystals. You can also use a jar from home if you want, but more the “con” of that later. span itemprop="name">Great ExperimentMy kids loved this!! You only need to wait a couple hours for the trees to bloom. You will need to throw it out once its done, but it is a lot of fun to color the trees and see the final result.
Easy to Make - In the words of my son, “easy peasy lemon squeezey!” See the process above…yup, easy. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>GrandmaJennie68
from Display in Kids Room - The display nightlight stand is a great idea and I totally applaud the makers for including it. However, it made my son desperately want it in his room. It lasted much longer than I thought, but just the other day I caught him smashing the crystals with the toy hammer and there were crystals all over the carpet. Sad face (sad = crystals broke + we had to clean up). He said he was making them less sharp and on the bright side he doesn’t seem to mind they are all broken. Other than this, the display is a “pro.”Let your kids discover the invisible world with this beginner-friendly compound microscope. It offers six adjustable magnifications up to 1200x. The microscope comes in a hard-sided plastic case, making it the ideal portable equipment for your little explorer to carry around. 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. span itemprop="name">Not worth it!Bought this for my granddaughter at Christmas. Followed the directions to a tee. Crystals were growing and colours were great. The next morning most of the crystals had fallen off and felt very spongy. Would not recommend this.