NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Battery Making Kit - Potato Clock and Penny Powered Flashlight Science Kit, 2 STEM Electricity Projects Great for Girls and Boys, Science Projects That Teach Kids About Circuits
- POTATO BATTERY KIT - This STEM science kit teaches kids about electricity with the components they need to build a DIY potato clock with voltmeter. Easy-to-follow instructions let kids get started right away, all they need is two potatoes!
- COIN POWERED FLASHLIGHT - The science experiments for kids in this kit continue with an amazing penny flashlight. Kids will construct a battery with the included "coins" and see the electric circuit come to life when they turn on the flashlight.
- ASTOUNDING SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS - This combination of STEM labs give kids the chance to learn about electrical engineering in a fun, hands-on, and memorable way. This is a great science gift for any curious kid that loves to build and explore!
- SO MUCH TO LEARN - Not only will kids make a battery and a complete electrical circuit, they'll also learn why these things work. Our detailed learning guide provides fascinating insight into the science of electricity, circuits, and more.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Our products are hand-selected to meet the highest quality standards. If your experience is anything less than extraordinary, let us know so we can make it right for you.
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Battery Making Kit - Potato Clock and Penny Powered Flashlight Science Kit, 2 STEM Electricity Projects Great for Girls and Boys, Science Projects That Teach Kids About Circuits
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