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Crawling Gravity Bugs, Bouncing Brains and Inflatable Aero Dancers – Say hello to Thames & Kosmos Fun & Educational Science kits!
How do you introduce children to the fascinating world of STEM? Look no further than our super fun and exciting FEAK kits, STEM experiment kits with a focus on fun activities while learning. The kits start at an affordable £15.00 RRP and primary school children (and adults alike!) can let their imagination run wild.
A favourite amongst children big and small are the super fun Squishy Organs. Anatomy has never been so fun! With the Squishy Organs science kit, children from the age of 8 can learn all about the human body and its vital organs by making their own squishy, slimy models of them with a bouncing brain made out of putty! A fun, mushy, hands-on learning experience which is sure to provide hours of experimenting fun! Find out more here.
New to the FEAK range are the Gravity Bugs, a free climbing-microbot crawling into the UK in May 2021. With this kit you get to build a mighty robotic bug that defies gravity to crawl up, down, and all around windows with ease! This motorised, multi-legged machine uses an ingenious system of suction cups to walk on smooth vertical surfaces like windows and glossy panels. Children from the age of 8 get to learn about engineering and physics while watching this powerful robot climbing up and up! Find out more here.
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Another new arrival this year and dancing its way into the UK in June is the incredible inflatable Aero Dancer. Build a zany inflatable tube dancer that uses the physics of flowing air to perform its eye-catching moves. Like the air dancers and tube men you may have seen around your town, this motorised device uses a blower motor and a fabric tube to slink, shimmy, and shake around. With this kit, children aged from 8 years conduct experiments to learn lessons in air pressure, airflow, and aerodynamics and learn about gears and circuits as you assemble the fan. Find out (1).jpeg)
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Head to our website at www.thamesandkosmos.co.uk or follow us on social media at @thamesandkosmosuk where you can find lots more fun Board Games and Science kits to entertain the children and let their knowledge grow.