Goofy Glowing Gel Kit

How can playing with slime, glooze & oobleck teach kids about chemical reactions & polymers? With our slime science kit! Explore the behavior of 4 types of slime & learn about valuable scientific principles along the way!

This amazing heat-sensitive, color-changing putty seems to defy the laws of science.

Sodium tetraborate (Borax) is an organic compound with the formula Na2B4O7. Borax powder is a naturally occurring mineral with many uses. Use it to make a bath bomb, a bouncy ball, or mix it with white glue to make slime!

30 g bottle of lab grade polyvinyl alcohol. When mixed with other ingredients, polyvinyl alcohol can be used to make slime! Take a look at the table below to discover the polyvinyl alcohol formula, density, and more.

Use this Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit to learn about chemiluminescence, the real quantum leap, and how fireflies glow! With the materials and instructions inside, you can conduct several illuminating chemistry experiments.

This fun kit introduces basic chemistry concepts through making incredible and tasty concoctions like soda pop and pudding.

Explore Candy Chemistry with this kitchen science kit from Thames & Kosmos! This creative science kit provides an excellent way for kids to learn about the science behind a number of delicious candy flavors and textures.

Mix up your own delicious chocolates from scratch-and in the process, discover the science behind it.

Experiment with reaction rates based on chemical concentration and temperature using the famous iodine clock reaction.

Use for chromatography experiments, baking, or to dye Easter eggs.