4M: Crystal Growing Kit
Description
The 4M Crystal Growing Kit transforms science into a sparkling hands-on experience, letting children grow their very own colourful crystals at home. By mixing, seeding, and observing the crystals as they form, young scientists can watch chemistry in action as the crystals grow up to 5cm wide and 4cm tall. With three vibrant seeding colours to choose from, this kit encourages experimentation and creativity while offering a tangible reward for patience and observation.
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Perfect for curious minds, the activity introduces key scientific concepts such as chemical reactions and crystal formation. It’s an engaging way for children to develop their understanding of chemistry and the natural world while practising careful measurement and observation skills. With easy-to-follow instructions and all materials included, this educational kit makes scientific discovery both safe and enjoyable. Adult supervision is recommended.
Specifications
- Includes 1 bag of white crystal compound, 3 small bags of coloured seeding mixtures, 1 seeding spoon, 1 growing container, and instructions
- Crystals can grow up to 5cm wide and 4cm tall
- Recommended for ages 10+
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