Thames & Kosmos Stepping into Science

Read the funny story of two inquisitive kids, Ty and Karlie, and build simple, non-motorized models of the robots they construct and fix during their adventure to an automated candy factory.

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Squishy Science allows your student to take hands-on learning to a whole new level! Students will create squishy concoctions while learning about states of matter, physical properties, and the engineering design process!

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Design and carry out investigations to discover the world of plant growth, including the variety in plant parts, plant needs, and what plants will do to meet their needs. It's the perfect gift for your developing botanist!

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Your budding biologist will love learning about arctic penguins and their unique parenting skills. In this penguin theme kit, your student will learn about offspring, how they're cared for, and how they get traits from their parents.

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Build your own glow-in-the-dark Solar System Planetarium Model!

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Your young geologist will learn how animals impact the environment by building and testing your own model dams! This earth and space science curriculum kit delves into human and environmental impact through a variety of fun science activities.

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Learn how buildings and other structures around them are made. Discover small pieces that make up larger structures with hands-on and reading-based activities. Build a chemistry foundation with one-month of chemistry for kids in grades k-2.

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Students will learn about the connection between structure and function in this hands-on curriculum kit. Engage in activities to learn about matter and create a bridge to show how many small pieces work together.

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Discover the four things all plants and animals need to live! This hands-on kit will have your student learning about ecospheres, photosynthesis, why animals eat what they do, and why they belong in different environments!

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You observe temperature every day with how hot or cold you feel. Temperature is so much more than that! Design and carry out a fun experiment by making a thermometer and using it to measure the effects of various conditions on temperature.

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