Learning Resources Water Science Lab Kit

Product Code: 708-SC10326

Children learn the importance of liquids through activities like dancing bubbles and tornadoes.

Explore Liquids: Examine the importance of liquids, bubbles, and pumps through engaging experiments. This hands-on approach helps children grasp complex scientific concepts effectively.
Activity Guide Included: The kit includes an activity guide that provides step-by-step instructions for all 24 experiments. This ensures a structured and educational experience.
Multiple Experiments: Features 24 diverse experiments that cover various aspects of water science. Each experiment is designed to be both educational and engaging.
STEM Career Introduction: Introduces children to water-related STEM careers such as hydrologist, climate change analyst, marine biologist, hydraulic engineer, and environmental specialist.
Supports Year 5 Science: Supports Year 5 Science curriculum by helping children identify the effects of water resistance.

Children learn the importance of liquids through activities like dancing bubbles and tornadoes.

Introduces water-related STEM careers like hydrologist, marine biologist, and hydraulic engineer. Includes an activity guide.

Engaging children in hands-on science learning can be challenging. This kit makes it easier with practical examples, helping children understand concepts through 24 diverse experiments like the oil and water experiment.

The benefits include making learning fun and deepening understanding of scientific principles. This kit also introduces children to water-related STEM careers, inspiring future scientists and engineers with real-world applications. Each experiment is structured and educational.
Supporting the Year 5 Science curriculum, this kit helps children identify the effects of water resistance. Explore the importance of liquids through experiments involving bubbles, pumps, and more.

Science, Year 5, Forces

Identify the effects of air resistance, water resistance and friction, that act between moving surfaces.