STEM Explorers Mega Magnets Science Experiment Kit with 20-Page Guide

Want children to explore magnetism by testing ideas instead of only reading about them? These kid-safe science experiments unlock the power of magnetism! Kids build observation, engineering, collaboration, and other STEM skills as they use magnets to explore the principles of physics-move a car, navigate a maze, bend and shape water, send discs flying, and more. This hands-on STEM science kit includes a 20-page full-color guide packed with 14 physics experiments that are ready for solo or small-group play. It even makes a great addition to sensory bins and magnetic tiles and blocks! The kit supports fourteen guided experiments involving motion, attraction and other magnetic effects. A full-color twenty-page guide helps children move through each activity while building observation, experimentation and engineering habits. The hands-on format works for individual exploration, STEM centers, small groups and family science time.

• What Makes It Useful: Fourteen guided experiments let children explore motion, attraction and other magnetic effects through hands-on testing. Guided experiments turn magnetic principles into visible results.
• Why It Matters: Activities build observation, experimentation, engineering and evidence-based thinking skills. Hands-on testing supports observation and evidence-based thinking.
• What You Can Do: A full-color 20-page guide gives learners and adults a clear sequence for each experiment. A full-color guide gives learners and adults a clear sequence to follow.
• How It Fits Your Routine: The kit works for individual discovery, classroom STEM centers and small-group science activities. The kit fits classroom, homeschool and small-group STEM routines.
• What's Included: This listing includes 1 magnet experiment kit and 1 full-color 20-page guide. The listed color is Multicolor, and the listed size is 14 guided experiments.
• Good to Know: The primary listed material is Plastic, Metal and Paper. No assembly is required. Common household or classroom materials may be needed for selected experiments; review the guide before beginning.