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Australian Geographic STEM 14 in 1 Chemistry Experiments

  • 14 hands-on chemistry experiments that bubble, fizz, and erupt
  • Includes a volcano mould, test tubes, colour dyes, and measuring cups
  • Introduces real STEM concepts through play and discovery

Original price $19.99 - Original price $19.99
Original price $19.99
$19.99
$19.99 - $19.99
Current price $19.99
SKU AG01984
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The Australian Geographic STEM 14 in 1 Chemistry Experiments kit is a hands-on mini science lab that lets children explore real chemistry concepts through fourteen exciting experiments. From erupting volcanoes and colour-mixing reactions to bubbling and fizzing experiments, each activity introduces young scientists to the fundamentals of chemistry in a safe, engaging, and memorable way.

Everything needed to get started is included, from a volcano mould and test tubes to colour dyes and measuring cups. It's a great introduction to STEM learning for curious minds aged 8 and up.

Specifications

  • Includes: 1 x volcano mould, 3 x colour dye, 4 x test tubes, 4 x cups
  • Dimensions: 22 x 30 x 8 cm
  • Made in China
  • Recommended for ages 8+

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