Kits for curious kids who ask how things work, from real circuits to crystals they grow themselves.
- Snap Circuits Classic Electronics Kit. Color coded parts snap onto a grid to build working circuits, alarms and radios. No soldering or tools needed. See it on Amazon
- National Geographic Rock Tumbler Kit. Turn rough rocks into polished stones over a few weeks. A long term project that teaches patience and geology. See it on Amazon
- National Geographic Crystal Growing Kit. Grow colored crystals and display them on a light up stand. A satisfying weekend science project. See it on Amazon
- National Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Kit. A bigger version for kids who want to grow a whole collection of crystals and compare results. See it on Amazon
- National Geographic Microscope for Kids. A starter microscope with prepared slides and blank slides for exploring leaves, salt and anything else nearby. See it on Amazon
- ThinkFun Gravity Maze. Build a marble path that solves each challenge card. Logic, planning and a satisfying drop at the end. See it on Amazon
- ThinkFun Rush Hour Deluxe. The classic sliding car puzzle. Challenges climb from beginner to expert, so it lasts well past the first week. See it on Amazon
- Botley 2.0 Coding Robot Activity Set. A screen free coding robot with obstacle pieces and cards. Kids plan a route, press go, and debug when it misses. See it on Amazon
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