Chemistry / Crystal Kits

Forget good and evil, this Tree of Knowledge® kit is the Chemistry 60 set with, yes, (60) experiments ranging from acidity tests, volcanic reactions, crystal, magnetism, optics, liquids and solids to the ever-popular slimes and photosynthesis...

Geology for those with short attention spans? The original ®, of course! Mix the solution in a jar of water, drop in the pebbles, and watch them grow into a forest of multi-color stalagmites. Growth starts in 10 minutes, is impressive in 30 minutes,...

We’ve been growing our own crystals for decades. They grow up so fast (sigh…). With this Adventure Club STEM Glow Crystal Growing Kit, a kid in your life will get (6) different bags of crystal, (1) bag of glow powder, (1) bag of granite base...

Wait, that’s a different kind of Crystal. And this is a completely different take on crystal growing, which, when all is said and done, might make you want to sing the hits of the ’70s. With this STEM 3D Crystal Growing Platform kit from The...

Sometimes the best STEM starts with slime. The Ooze Labs Chemistry Station holds chem lab components including test tubes, measuring cups, pipettes and more, ready for budding chemists to perform (20) experiments specializing in ooziness, sliminess and...

Want to counter your polarizing personality with some animal magnetism? People will be putty in your hands with this Ferrofluid Lab Magnetic Chemistry kit. Comes with (3) tubes that contain ferro powder, (1) strong magnet and putty/iron filings. Try (5)...

This is the new, improved, bigger and better CHEM C1000 beginner chemistry set from Thames & Kosmos. Follow Professor Probenius, the world's most distinguished cartoon chemistry professor, through the 80-page manual while he provides safety advice and...

Making stuff crystal clear is boring. Grow your own red, blue or purple crystals with these amazing Magical Crystal growing kits. You get approx 4 oz of mono-ammonium crystal, a 2-3/8" dia concave base, some appropriate food...

Our micro rocket packs a lot of fun into a small package, much like hockey's original Pocket Rocket, Henri Richard, the 5' 7" brother of Maurice "The Rocket" Richard. Unlike Henri, this rocket's powered by baking soda and vinegar (not included), and...

Don't take it the wrong way—slimeball is the official designation for scientific types who specialize in slithery goop. You could ask anyone. You'll love this Alien Slime Lab, a kit that lets you mix color-changing slime, slime bubbles, glowing...

On the heels of the Pineapple Watch, comes this H20 Clock Kit that features a digital clock powered by liquids. Includes a 3/4" LCD clock display, (2) 4" vials that hold 3 oz each, lids with prewired copper and zinc electrodes, and a base with spring...

Including bubbles as big as your grandmother. You get 2 oz of fluid; (4) straws; a mouthpiece; cubical, pyramid, star and round frames, 108" of yarn (for the bubbe-sized bubble); a tray and instructions for (11) kinds of bubble activities. For ages 5 and...

Make a nice start at constructing your very own universe with this excellent molecule model set. You get (24) 3/4" and (25) 1" plastic balls in assorted blue, black, yellow and orange colors with varying numbers of holes for connectors; (26) white...

Make your own calorimeter with these parts: a 100ml Borosilicate Erlenmeyer flask; a 6-1/4” tall x 4” dia aluminum chimney with a port cut out of it; a 4-1/2” square aluminum plate with a hole to hold the flask;...