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Science kits for children - are there any that are good?

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electra · 28/09/2011 09:45

For my dd who is nearly 8. She loves sciency type stuff but when I was given these kits as a child I seem to remember they weren't much good.

Can anyone recommend a decent one?

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Katisha · 28/09/2011 09:47

Don't know really - they never seem to quite get finished in this house.
The one with the potato clock was used for a while. Although it was very simple.
We also had a reasonable one where you had to build circuits to make lights and buzzers go.

shitmagnet · 30/09/2011 14:36

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fortifiedwithtea · 12/10/2011 23:52

Or not buy a kit and use stuff in the house. Look up BBC Bitesize key stage 2 science or the Science Museum website or You tube for ideas. You'll find alot of ideas for solids and liqids, density, gravity, friction etc.

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