Zasoby edukacyjne Gemologia! Crystal Lab, zabawki STEM, wczesna nauka, zestaw naukowy dla dzieci, zabawne prezenty dla dzieci, 20 elementów, wiek 4+

Name: Zasoby edukacyjne Gemologia! Crystal Lab, zabawki STEM, wczesna nauka, zestaw naukowy dla dzieci, zabawne prezenty dla dzieci, 20 elementów, wiek 4+
Brand: Learning Resources
SKU: 0765023029505
Price: 207.94 PLN
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Brand:Learning Resources

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Wow! Poznaj naukę o błyszczących klejnotach dzięki grze Gemology! Crystal Lab z zasobów edukacyjnych. Korzystając ze składników, które można znaleźć w całym domu, dzieci rozwijają swoje wczesne umiejętności naukowe, mieszając, mieszając i ustawiając własne kryształy, geody i klejnoty. Gdy podążają wraz z pięcioma łatwymi eksperymentami dla dzieci, które można znaleźć w Gemology! W kolorowym przewodniku Crystal Lab dzieci poznają również naukę kryjącą się za blaskiem, a także umiejętności STEM w zakresie pomiarów, obserwacji i nie tylko. gemologia! Wytrzymałe plastikowe elementy Crystal Lab są wystarczająco wytrzymałe, aby wielokrotnie tworzyć i manipulować klejnotami, geodami i kryształami! Ten zestaw klejnotów i kryształów zawiera nawet narzędzia i czynności potrzebne do tego, aby dzieci mogły kopać kryształy, klejnoty i geody jak prawdziwy geolog! Każdy z gemologii! Elementy Crystal Lab można również prać w czystości, co ułatwia ich przechowywanie, dzięki czemu zawsze będą gotowe na świetną zabawę podczas nauki w domu lub w klasie!

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EAN: 0765023029505

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PODARUJ NAUKĘ W PREZENCIE: Niezależnie od tego, czy robisz zakupy na święta, urodziny, czy po prostu dlatego, zabawki z Zasobów edukacyjnych pomogą Ci odkryć nową zabawę do nauki za każdym razem, gdy dajesz prezent! Idealny prezent na Halloween, Boże Narodzenie, nadziewarki do pończoch, nadziewarki do koszy wielkanocnych, a nawet do szkoły domowej. DURABLE plastikowe elementy pozwalają tworzyć klejnoty i kryształy raz za razem! ODKRYJ pięć łatwych eksperymentów dla dzieci opartych na typowych domowych składnikach! UCZ SIĘ Umiejętności STEM, w tym pomiarów, obserwacji i nie tylko! ZESTAW NAUKOWY DLA DZIECI: Stwórz i zachowaj swoje najbardziej błyszczące, najbardziej błyszczące klejnoty, geody i kryształy za pomocą tego zestawu kryształowego laboratorium wielokrotnego użytku!

Age Range (Description)	Kid
Brand	Learning Resources
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 45 ratings 3.5 out of 5 stars
Educational Objective	STEM
Item Dimensions LxWxH	10 x 9 x 4.5 inches
Item model number	LER2950
Item Weight	0.52 Kilograms
Item Weight	1.15 pounds
Manufacturer	Learning Resources
Manufacturer recommended age	4 - 6 years
Product Dimensions	10 x 9 x 4.5 inches
Release date	June 30, 2021

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Scritto da: LENA

What a disappointing kit

My 5 year old was so excited to make gems and geodes. I’m sorry but the science on this kit is really terrible. An Epsom salt slurry is not a gem. Plah doh is not a gem. Putting plastic gems in dirt is not an experiment. I had high hopes but really felt this was junk. I wish you could make real gems or crystals.

Scritto da: RoccOlivia

Not as expected

All of the ingredients are from home. Oil, flour, salt epsom salt etc. We followed the instructions step by step and the texture was watery. We doubled the dry ingredients and it didn’t help much. There was no way to press the gem shapes into the soupy mixture. The experiment failed.

Scritto da: Just Trying to Help

Too many things for you to supply on your own.

Like any buyer, I expect to provide some of the basic things in any science kit. Water, for example. Containers. And I understand that some items like Epsom salts or food coloring may be difficult to provide and meet child product safety labeling requirements. But this kit probably shouldn’t have been brought to market. The manufacturer could not even include a piece of string. So frugal.

Scritto da: Auburn

Meh

I give this a solid meh. It has a bunch of plastic gems and a booklet to help you "make gems" at home. It is actually just flour, Epson salt, and food coloring mixed with water. It doesn't have anything to make true crystals. There are better kits i think out there. But if you want a simple one this would work.

Scritto da: DynomiteWins

An Exercise in Patience

Like most science kits I've found recently, you need to supply most of the standard pantry staples needed to make these "gems" - I had all the materials in my home already, but I think epsom salts might be the one that most people may not keep stocked regularly. In any case, I had a similar kit growing up and remember the gems being rather unimpressive, but the process of watching them grow over the course of several days (and then crushing the soft mineral build up before they amounted to anything) was still satisfying, so I think I went into this with the right expectations. You're not going to make gems that you can make jewelry with, you're sort of just watching some food-coloring tinted mineral build up. This set has some cool tools that enhance the experience and an educational booklet, but if you hype your kid up about making their own sparkling diamond, you're setting up for a disappointment. This is a great supplement for homeschooling, learning about geology and minerals, and the quality of the included tools are very high end.

Scritto da: Katelyn

Didn’t work like we expected

I ordered this set for my 7 year old to use and we are very disappointed. My child loves gemstones and rocks so I thought this would be fun learning for him. The set is really just overpriced plastic pieces with 5 sets of instructions that require additional materials from your home. You need to have epsom salt, food coloring, water, flour, vegetable oil, regular salt, string, and soil to complete all the options. We have tried a couple of the labs and they have failed miserably. Followed the instructions exactly and it did not make crystals or gems. This has only made my son not want to do more science. I would not recommend this set.

Scritto da: SJH

Kids enjoyed this but could be improved !

My kids ages 3, 7 and 10 were all excited to open this set and get to the fun! Thankfully we had epsom salt and food coloring etc at home because that would of been disappointing to open and not get to create. It really should include the items needed in the kit! They really liked the fact that there was a gem for each of them to use. After a few days or so I let them use their “gem” in the tub like a bath bomb. Over all this was fun and nice that we can use the materials to make more in the future.

Scritto da: SW

Fun science experiment for kids!

The media could not be loaded. My 5-year-old absolutely loves it! She is enamored with anything STEM related. This is perfect for her, as the activity is both educational and enjoyable. The set has many small pieces. Just to be safe, make sure to supervise when playing. The instructions are pretty simple and are broken down into several easy-to-follow steps. You stir and mix your own creations, then press and shape them into gemstones. The included instruction booklet also helps explain various methods of creating many types of crystals and gems. The only ingredients you will need are food coloring, flour, oil, and salt. So be aware, as this kit does not come with these items. Overall, I would highly recommend this to anyone who has kids. If they aren't interested in science already, then this is a great, fun starter. If they are already interested, then even better!

Scritto da: Lauren Bell

Need Lots Of ingredients To Use This set

I have ordered other Learning Lab sets for my grandchildren to play with and they have always been excellent. This crystal lab set not so much as I thought it would contain everything that we would need to start making our own crystals. The kit only contains the tools etc but not the actual ingredients that you need to make them; flour, salt, vegetable oil as well as Epsom salts which I did not have in the house. To purchase these ingredients costs quite a bit of money which makes using this kit quite expensive. My grandchildren were so disappointed when we opened this kit to play with only to discover we needed extra ingredients. I did purchase the necessary items and we did use them with this kit. Unfortunately it takes time and my grandchildren soon grew bored so unfortunately I don’t really commend this kit for younger children, perhaps children about the age of 10-12 would have the patience to wait for things to get started but for my grandchildren they lost interest and wanted to do something else instead.

Scritto da: Trashpanda

Alright

This is a fun set it's just a shame you need to buy all the ingredients to actually make the crystals. Would feel a little cheeky to give this to a child as a gift as the parent would have to go out and buy everything

Scritto da: Cass

Great tool kit for young scientists

A great kit for children to do different experiments with. This is not a single use kit where you get all the different bits and pieces to do the experiments instead you get robust equipment and instructions on what else you need. These kits are great for small hands, they are easy to use and a good size. This would be great for homeschooling or nursery but might not be best for one off activities.

Scritto da: Love reviewing

Disappointing

Both myself and my children were excited to receive this gemology experiment kit and it looked promising, there are lots of nice, good quality pieces and a nice looking instruction book that gives several different experiments inside. This is where the problem starts- not everything that you need is included in the set. They are fairly basic ingredients that you need- flour, salt, vegetable oil as well as Epsom salts that I expect most households don’t have. I understand that they wouldn’t be able to include these food items easily but it would be nice to have a bit of forewarning so that you can get to the shops before hand. We started on the first experiment in the book and we were excited to make “gem stones” we soon realised that the experiment was making what was in effect, playdoh, and then cutting out gem shapes with it. This in itself was a little disappointing, and what was more disappointing was that the recipe for it was totally wrong, it was far too watery, so we ended up adding a lot more flour and salt. I read through the other experiments and thought that they will end up being just as disappointing. A younger child would probably appreciate this.