Hand2mind Take Flight Science Lab Kit

Product Description

Explore the world of rocketry, air propulsion, and engineering! Children learn the importance of measuring wind speed, predicting the weather, and building a different types of rockets like foam rockets and balloon rockets!
Our Take Flight Rocket Launchers for Kids includes 18 kids’ science experiments that will inspire them to learn about wind speed, weather, rocketry, rocket science, and chemical reactions! The activities include balancing air, the air has pressure, rising waters, air and paper, will the water rise, air trap, floating table tennis ball, table tennis ball course, build an anemometer, build a barometer, balloon propulsion, and so much more!
There is 7 Science in Actions in the activity guide, which goes in-depth and uses real world example to explain science concepts related to rocket science. Using the provided 48 materials and tools, young scientists will measure wind speed, the weight of air, and water pressure. Explore air pressure and the science of flying. Observe chemical reactions and learn how to explain the results. Kids can experiment with launching the different types of rockets. Not only will the kids learn to create scientific instruments like barometers, anemometers, and more. The homemade ones are functional like the ones scientists use. Includes air pressure card, air pump, anemometer cards, balloons, candle, citric acid, clothespin, craft stick, decorative stickers, foam rockets, gloves, goggles, large measuring cup, measuring spoon, paper straws, small measuring cups, small measuring cup lid, sodium bicarbonate, table tennis ball, wooden sticks, and yarn. Customize your rocket toys with the included decorative stickers so that each rocket is unique! What we love about our STEM toy is that your child gets to be creative with their model rocket and develop STEM skills while playing with rockets.
The STEM science kit brings science concepts to life through hands-on activities designed to spark interest, inspire confidence, prompt creative critical-thinking skills while making learning fun. Send your air rockets flying high! The foam toy rockets are lightweight, allowing them to shoot up. Our air rocket science kit is a great gift for any child to play indoors or outdoors. The fact-filled colorful career guide is jam-packed with scientific principles, pictures, and information that will keep your kid busy with fun for HOURS in the comfort of your home. The career guide helps navigate your child through the different careers STEM has to offer!

Product Highlights

• Explore the world of rocketry, air propulsion, and engineering! Children learn the importance of measuring wind speed, predicting the weather, and building a different types of rockets like foam rockets and balloon rockets!
• Our Take Flight Rocket Launchers for Kids includes 18 kids’ science experiments that will inspire them to learn about wind speed, weather, rocketry, rocket science, and chemical reactions! The activities include balancing air, the air has pressure, rising waters, air and paper, will the water rise, air trap, floating table tennis ball, table tennis ball course, build an anemometer, build a barometer, balloon propulsion, and so much more! There is 7 Science in Actions in the activity guide, which goes in-depth and uses real world example to explain science concepts related to rocket science.
• Using the provided 48 materials and tools, young scientists will measure wind speed, the weight of air, and water pressure. Explore air pressure and the science of flying. Observe chemical reactions and learn how to explain the results. Kids can experiment with launching the different types of rockets.
• Not only will the kids learn to create scientific instruments like barometers, anemometers, and more. The homemade ones are functional like the ones scientists use.
• Customize your rocket toys with the included decorative stickers so that each rocket is unique! What we love about our STEM toy is that your child gets to be creative with their model rocket and develop STEM skills while playing with rockets.