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Glow Planets & Super Nova

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Great Gizmos


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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Technokit - Buzz Wire Game

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Interplay UK Ltd


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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Science Museum - Magnum Power Telescope (675 x)

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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Lab in Bag-Test Tube Wonder

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Treasure Trove First order account


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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Compass

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Toyday


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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Super Spy

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Great Gizmos


my son is fascinated by space and planets , he was so happy to receive this.

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John Adams Freaks of Nature - Rock 'N' Roll Crystals

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: John Adams


This toy needs a well educated parent to be of any educational value. The crystal growing bits consist of a flimsy plastic base, a small amount of alum, some food colouring, a 'spider' cut out of blotting paper, two plastic reservoirs and a piece of string. There is also a 'geode', a plastic magnifying lens and three cards with some information on.

You dissolve the alum in 70cc of water, and use this to fill pools in the base into which you place the spider and the two chips of rock (plus the food colouring).

In our set, the chips of rock were nonabsorbent and so did not grow crystals at all. Instead, their pool grew small crystals, which we repeatedly scraped out as it dried up, redisolved, and totally ... Read More:

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National Geographic Metal Detector (Adult)

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: Trends UK Ltd


This toy needs a well educated parent to be of any educational value. The crystal growing bits consist of a flimsy plastic base, a small amount of alum, some food colouring, a 'spider' cut out of blotting paper, two plastic reservoirs and a piece of string. There is also a 'geode', a plastic magnifying lens and three cards with some information on.

You dissolve the alum in 70cc of water, and use this to fill pools in the base into which you place the spider and the two chips of rock (plus the food colouring).

In our set, the chips of rock were nonabsorbent and so did not grow crystals at all. Instead, their pool grew small crystals, which we repeatedly scraped out as it dried up, redisolved, and totally ... Read More:

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Ant World

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: INTERPLAY UK LTD


This toy needs a well educated parent to be of any educational value. The crystal growing bits consist of a flimsy plastic base, a small amount of alum, some food colouring, a 'spider' cut out of blotting paper, two plastic reservoirs and a piece of string. There is also a 'geode', a plastic magnifying lens and three cards with some information on.

You dissolve the alum in 70cc of water, and use this to fill pools in the base into which you place the spider and the two chips of rock (plus the food colouring).

In our set, the chips of rock were nonabsorbent and so did not grow crystals at all. Instead, their pool grew small crystals, which we repeatedly scraped out as it dried up, redisolved, and totally ... Read More:

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Science Museum - Propeller Engines

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Science Kits
from: The Sales Partnership Distributors Ltd


This toy needs a well educated parent to be of any educational value. The crystal growing bits consist of a flimsy plastic base, a small amount of alum, some food colouring, a 'spider' cut out of blotting paper, two plastic reservoirs and a piece of string. There is also a 'geode', a plastic magnifying lens and three cards with some information on.

You dissolve the alum in 70cc of water, and use this to fill pools in the base into which you place the spider and the two chips of rock (plus the food colouring).

In our set, the chips of rock were nonabsorbent and so did not grow crystals at all. Instead, their pool grew small crystals, which we repeatedly scraped out as it dried up, redisolved, and totally ... Read More: