For All the Young Einstein’s Out ThereH5> Science can be made more interesting with the Ekta The Young Scientist set 1 that explains the basic concepts in the most thought-provoking way. An interesting combination of more than 100 scientific experiments will help kids learn the fundamentals like evaporation, condensation, magnetism and much more. Experiments like exploring electricity by balloons, creating invisible ink, making an underwater volcano, growing a stalactite etc. will keep children entertained for hours. The science experiment kit includes all the essential knowledge required to perform these educational experiments. To help your little scientists perform these experiments safely, the Ekta Young Scientist kit includes three easy-to-follow guides.

Easy to CarryH5> By carrying out these experiments themselves, children can get a deeper understanding of the basic scientific concepts. Enhanced knowledge about these basic concepts also allows them to understand advanced concepts with ease. All the scientific apparatus and guides can be stored in the compact box included in the kit. Kids can easily carry the Young Scientist set to their play area or activity centre to enjoy unlimited fun and knowledge filled hours with their friends and loved ones. This experiment kit is designed by professionals under highest quality and safety standards, so this science experiment kit for 8 year old is completely safe for your little ones. Brand: Ekta Recommended Age: 8 years and up Offers easy understanding of basic scientific concepts Includes three guides to ease the experimental process All the apparatus can be stored and carried easily in the included box ul>div>

• Circuits and Electromagnets Construct an electromagnet, Design a circuit Maze and Create a One Eyed Monster Young Scientists use their knowledge of electricity to make an electromagnet and a circuit maze
• Electricity Design Circuits with Switches, experiment with Conductors and insulators and repel balloons A Great Introduction to electricity. The basics of electricity are explored using balloons, batteries and wires
• Mirrors Explore concave and convex mirrors, reflection and solve a Secret Code. Mirror are found everywhere. Young Scientists will learn about Convex Mirrors, Concave Mirrors, and Reflections
• Magnetism Study Magnets using Magnetic Fields, Lodestones and Iron Fillings A Great Introduction to Magnetism. Young Scientists shape magnetic fields, construct a magna doodle. Study Magnets by using horseshoe magnet, bar magnet, ring magnet, lodestone,