As she grows up, I want to make sure that she doesn't grow up to dislike science. One way to show that science is fun is to buy her fun educational science toys.
Sciencekits.com is an online retailer of educational science kits and toys. I was quite impressed with the wide selection of scientific toys and kits to choose from. In fact I won't mind playing with them
One product category I was attracted to were the robot kits and one I really liked in particular was the Spider III. Not really suitable for my kids as yet, but it should appeal to a lot of older kids. This weird looking robot avoids obstacles in it's path using an infrared beam. It can even find its way out of a maze.
The Nitty-Gritty Soil Science would be quite useful too. There are a number of cool science experiments for fun activities and games. As I have started gardening, it would be interesting to find out how to perform pH, nitrate, phosphate and potassium soil tests.
Just realised that the toys would be cool for adults too.
2 comments:
Oh toys ARE cool. We are big lego fans. My husband still had some from his childhood and we've asked for lego for most b'days and xmas for our son10. We have a great collection and its so much fun to sit down, build something and play with the kids. Time well spent.
I love Lego too. I have been planning to get my hands on one of their Mindstorm sets for quite sometime.
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