Chanys Science Kit for Kids Chemistry Set for Boys and Girls Educational and Fun Learning Toys

My grandson and his dad had so much fun with this science kit. He LOVED the jacket & goggles!

My 8 year old loves all the experiments

Seems like a good kit, my son (almost 11) really enjoyed it and my younger daughter enjoyed watching. There are enough supplies to do several experiments and the ingredients come in resealable baggies which was nice since we saved some for another time too.

I thought the experiments would be a but more exciting, but honestly they're very basic with a few items you probably have in your house. A plastic cup, q-tips, citric acid, baking soda, etc. Not worth $35 in my opinion.

I ordered this for my grandson's 8th birthday. Talked to him yesterday and he loves it.

Like many of you, I've been searching for ways to teach my kids at home during Coronavirus. From the minute this arrived, my son begged for it. He's in third grade.First of all, be prepared for a big mess and lots of possibility for stains. I'd spread a few layers of paper towels or newspaper down. Some of the chemicals are very vibrant!Here's what I love - my son was able to do all of these on his own. He just needed to add water to the cups. It was also a good lesson in cleaning up and preparing material for next time - there's several experiments to do. Each one is fun and looks cool. The first one fizzes and bubbles. The second overflows purple foam!After each experiment, we go back to the back box on the experiment which explains the educational part. As long as your kids are responsible and careful, this is an awesome science kit.

This is a really nice science kit. Everything you need is included in the box. The parts are made of plastic but of durable hard plastic. The science experiments are easy and fun to see the end results. There are 8 activities and the jelly fish was the favorite. The chemical are okay for kids to use. Just make sure cover the area where the kids are doing their experiments.

This kept my boys, ages 4 and 5, interested and occupied for 20 minute chunks of time during the covid quarantine. We did each of the 8 experiments 2 times through. The instructions are in broken English, straight out of China, but still are able to be followed. There is a lot of pouring, measuring, and scooping different substances with a spoon in order to mix them. The boys were able to perform the steps semi independently, so I think the suggested age of 8 is way too old. This kit was great for being stuck at home and for something to do. A nice little bonus for our homeschool routine.