{Giveaway} Magic School Bus Science Sets

July 7, 2011

Do your adorables need a little project to keep them busy this summer?

You are in for a huge treat!!

These are the Magic School Bus Science Kits from The Young Scientists Club. Filled with hands-on activities and detailed manuals to help you explain what’s happening, these kits are a HIT with my adorables!

This is the Erupting Volcanos kit which we tested and LOVED! Learn about layers of the Earth, volcanic shapes, and tectonic plate movement while creating a perfect lava mixture and causing an explosive eruption.

The Back in the Time of Dinosaurs kit. Create a timeline, design a diorama, build a wooden dinosaur replica, make cast and mold fossils, mold clay dinosaur teeth and more.

And this is the Secrets of Space kit. Construct a night-vision flashlight, design a solar system mobile, build a constellation box, and draw constellation cards.

And there are many more! You can see all the Magic School Bus kits here.

Giveaway

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In other news, my dear mother-in-law is letting me re-landscape the cottage. So I visited here: