We ordered [Microscopic Explorations, Insects & Light] from Rainbow Resource. We intended to start using it this fall, but when we peeked in, we were so excited with all the goodies ...we jumped right in! Thank you for a fun, educational, great curriculum!
Trish and Emily (by email)
Microscopic Explorations, Insect and Light is the very fine sequel to Astronomy, Birds and Magnetism. With 60+ activities in 42 lessons, this kit provides enough once-a-week hands-on science to last the whole school year and then some.
The box is packed full with enough supplies for two children working together. Includes all the lessons from Microscopic Explorations, Insect and Light.
We designed this set to be hands-on experiments to draw children in and let them be the scientists. Almost no parent prep is needed, Everything needed is in the box.
We chose activities that were so engaging that children should remember what they've learned, not for a week, but for years.
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This kit is designed for one or two children who could work together as lab partners.
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