? EXCITING HANDS-ON LEARNING! Turn your home into a real science lab with exciting experiments that bubble, bounce, slime, and grow! Curious kids will have a blast learning REAL scientific principles with 9 eye-opening science experiments for kids. Unlike other kids? science toys, the Crystals Slime Kit teaches your child key STEM skills to give them a big head start in school -- and life! ? DESIGNED FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS! Let kids explore the unexpected chemistry behind slime, crystals, and simple chemical reactions. They?ll learn the ?why? behind the science as they perform real experiments -- with astonishing results! Fun Learning Journey guides help your young scientist boost their powers of observation, planning, analysis, critical thinking, and attention to detail. Introduce your child to science early and spark a lifetime love of learning! ? LAB EQUIPMENT INCLUDED! Reveal the hidden science in everyday life with simple household ingredients from your kitchen? plus special ingredients from the kit! Salt, milk, vinegar, baking soda, and cornstarch create amazing chemical reactions that kids will love. Make oozing slime, gooey cheese, bouncy balls, fizzing foam, and 4 different kinds of crystals! The chemistry set comes with all the equipment you need, like test tubes, beakers, petri dishes, measuring spoons, and more. ? DESIGNED WITH QUALITY TIME IN MIND. This science kit is a terrific gift for the whole family! Spend an afternoon having fun, learning, and making unforgettable memories together. Included booklets make it easy with clear step-by-step directions, pictures, helpful tips, and teachable science facts. Special plastic lab equipment in both science experiment kits is safe, durable and washable. Enjoy stress-free cleanup! What?s Inside? 2 PVA Glue Bottles 3 Test Tubes 1 Stand 3 Petri Dishes 1 Beaker 1 Dropper 2 Measuring Spoons 1 Funnel 10 Paper Filters String 1 Bag of Urea 2 grams of Borax 2 Incredibly Awesome Fun Study Guides! The following household items will be needed for your little scientist to conduct experiments: salt, starch (or cornstarch), milk, vinegar (or lemon juice), and baking soda.