Science Horse 52 Experiment Kit Surprise Experiments - Educational Toy (Toys & Board Games)

Science Horse 52 Experiment Kit – Surprise Experiments (Educational Toy)
The Science Horse 52 Experiment Kit – Surprise Experiments is an exciting all‑in‑one STEM kit designed to spark curiosity and hands‑on discovery. With over 52 science activities packed into one box, children can explore chemistry, physics, textures, colours and reactions through fun, imaginative, surprise‑filled experiments. From bubbling volcanoes to slime‑making and colour‑changing liquids, the kit offers a wide variety of stimulating projects that make learning science enjoyable, accessible and interactive.

Product Info

• Brand New in Box
• Three Months Warranty

Features

1. 52+ Fun Science Experiments: A rich variety of activities such as volcano reactions, slime creation, colour changes and texture‑based projects.
   
2. STEM‑Focused Learning: Introduces chemistry and physics concepts through hands‑on, kid‑friendly tasks that help build problem‑solving and critical‑thinking skills.
   
3. Surprise‑Themed Activities: Each experiment reveals a new scientific effect or reaction, keeping children excited and engaged throughout.
   
4. Safe & Easy to Use: Designed for children with simple instructions and child‑friendly materials. Great for supervised home learning.
   
5. Encourages Creativity & Exploration: Kids can mix, pour, observe and experiment freely, stimulating curiosity and imagination.
   

Specifications

• Experiment Count: Over 52 interactive science activities
  
• Educational Focus: STEM learning
  
• Material Composition: Plastic components and experiment materials
  
• Suitable Age Range: Recommended for school‑age children (with adult guidance) based on typical experiment‑set usage
  

Contains

• Complete 52‑Experiment Lab Kit
• Materials for chemistry/physics‑based experiments (e.g., colour‑changing liquids, slime ingredients, reaction components)
• Measuring tools, mixing accessories and craft components
• Instruction booklet with guidelines for each experiment