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John Adams Science Is Magic from John Adams
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Minimum Age: 7 years
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Product Description Weird physics, incredible illusions and lots more! This Medieval themed set provides over 30 experiments for children to learn about the 'magic' of science. Features include a 3D warthog illusion to assemble, a flying phoenix, a magic spinning broomstick, illusion cards, kaleidoscope, 3D glasses and balloon and project accessories. Includes Merlin's 12 page full colour instruction booklet and 2 illusion posters. 7 Years +
Customer Reviews
If it was about £6-£8 it would have 5 stars from me. Posted 20 May 2008
hmm the '30' experiments include a good number of experiments that you don't need any of the equipment included in this pack, and you can get good books, usuch as from tony griffiths (not on amazon) that do better with this
And, I can think of other good experiments that could be included with this sset but are not.
However, the experiments that are in it are pretty good.
The broomstick that spins itself anti-clockwise which ever way you spin it is quite good. As is the balancing phoenix, and the various illusions with mirrors, pictures, 3D pictures etc.
I like the spinning circles where the colours change as you spin, but the spinner itself is hard to use- I recommend sticking a toothpick, pencil etc through the middle too.
The kalideoscope is ok i gues, but seen better kits.
I really think this kit should be cheaper but I think most science kits on the market have this in common.
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