Make your own bath bombs and investigate the science of 'fizz'! Invent New and Exciting Floathing Bombs, Soapy Volcanoes and Crackling Balloons

Play at being a top palaeontologist by excavating the bones of a dinosaur that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Put the pieces together to make the stunning skeleton of a mind-boggling Brachiosaurus, one of the biggest dinosaurs that ever lived

Create your very own balloon powered Cosmic Jet Racers and understand how they work using Sir Isaac Newton's principles of motion. A hands-on jet racer making kit which will be loved by both kids and adults.

A hands-on rocket launching science kit for the whole family. Includes a booklet of fun rocket science with detailed launching instructions and a rocket that flies up to 50 feet. A unique experimental kit that inspires young scientists.

Build a Robot that's an artist! Doodle Robot's motor makes it shake and spin to draw spectacular patterns on paper. Remove the pens from the body and it's a cool vibro Robot that slides across smooth surfaces.

Insect Rubbing Plates are versatile and fun for art, design, science, geography and much more! This hands-on, easy product is sure to enhance learning concepts. Add texture to artwork by placing paper over a plate and rubbing with a crayon, marker or penc

Lights Off. It's time to transform your bedroom into a starry night sky with this amazing cardboard star projector.

Put the Earth's natural wonder on your palm. Perform "volcanic eruptions" on the table top, in a bath or even in a glass. It's an awesome science gadget.

Let your imagination run wild to outer space, millions of light years away. Make and hang your own solar system mobile in your bedroom. It glows and revolves just like the real one does.

Play at being a top palaeontologist by excavating the bones of a dinosaur that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Then put the pieces together to make a stunning skeleton of a Stegosaurus with its amazing armour of spikes and body plates.

Play at being a top palaentologist by excavating the bones of a dinosaur that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Then put the pieces together to make the stunning skeleton of a terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex, the largest and the fiercest carnivore of