SNAEN 220+ Lab Experiments Science Kits for Kids, STEM Educational Learning Scientific Tools,Birthday Gifts and Toys for 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Years Old Boys Girls Kids

We were very excited about this science kit but when we opened it, it didn't have any instructions. I tried to find their website but nothing. It looks fun but how we going to use it!I had to do a review again after I got a new box with instructions. We enjoyed it! My daughter loves doing this experiment, it's fun and educational!

I recently purchased the SNAEN Science Experiments Science Kit for Kids, and it has been a wonderful addition to our home activities. I got this set to do some science experiments with my 5-year-old daughter, and she absolutely loves it!The kit offers a variety of cool, nice, and easy experiments that are perfect for young children. We've already tried mixing colors and creating bubbles, and both activities were not only educational but also incredibly fun. It's heartwarming to see her excitement as she learns through play.One of the biggest highlights is the quality one-on-one time we get to spend together. The kit has provided us with meaningful opportunities to bond while exploring the wonders of science.Overall, the SNAEN Science Kit is a fantastic investment for any parent looking to spark curiosity in their child while enjoying precious quality time together. It's educational, engaging, and most importantly, a delightful experience for both of us!

I liked the set for my 7yr old granddaughter nicely packaged and well organized. Kit includes lots of items and better quality than many I have seenthe one negative is the instructions for the experiments. they are confusing. the first experiment for example says use a spoonful of..... but gives you 5 different size spoons....so which one. it said fill tube with 3/4 water. the tubes are marked in millimeters so why not say x millimeters of water. it also called for 10 drops of detergent (not included) but doesn't say what kind of detergent. we made it through experiment number one even with those instructions and it was a big success and she lived it. We look forward to the other 29 and will probably repeat them too. I give this a 8 out of 10 and would recommend it.

Me and my son had an amazing time doing all these fun science projects I would totally buy another one

Great value for the money fun for kids adults. It’s got great educational purposes for the adults and the kids. We live in Florida we don’t see volcanoes so we got to explore whatever volcano was! definitely crystal growth and easy to use.

I’m on the fence about whether to keep this kit. I saw others that included a lab coat but I opted for this one because it included the bottles of chemicals (some of them are useful but most of them are just household powders like baking soda). Other reviewers mentioned that the experiment cards were missing steps and they had to google it. I can deal with a little of that but I didn’t realize the extent of it. I’ve had to google every experiment listed - partially because I’m guessing the language is a translation of Chinese to English. So it mentions ingredients that I’m not even sure what they’re supposed to be (ie. wash powder and detergent) and the steps are not as clear as they need to be. So the included materials are kind of cool but I’ve found it difficult to use any of them because the instructions are so poor. As far as the equipment itself, it’s fine although the plastic is a bit thin. That could be true for all the experiment kits out there though. From what we’ve used so far, I don’t think this kit is worth $32. Maybe $20. If you’re interested in something like this I would say buy one of the cheaper kits out there and then buy a book of experiments. There are a bunch of fun experiments you can do with household ingredients and the beakers and test tubes make it feel more like real “science”. It has been a fun quiet time activity for my 5 year old and I to do together.

The instructions are not written very well at all. One experiment calls for edible oil (not included) but doesn't tell you what type. It also asks for a spoon full but the kit comes with 5 measuring spoons, so I have no idea what size to use. It made these experiments so stressful as most of them did not work.One experiment calls for colored drink. Are we talking Juice or soda?It seems like these instructions were translated (poorly) into English.

My son and daughter-in-law had they really enjoyed this a lot and so did their kids