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The storm glass was popularised by Admiral Robert Fitzroy after his historic voyage on the HMS Beagle. This storm glass is the same size and shape as our 28cm Galileo Thermometers, and they make an attractive pair on the windowsill. How the Storm Glass...

The Cloud Storm Glass comes with a stand, making it a wonderful gift. Stands 4.3" Tall Fitzroys Stormglass historical weather and storm predicting deviceNew cloud design becomes whiteComes with modern style stand The storm glass was popularised by Admiral Robert Fitzroy after his historic...

Build five out-of-this-world robots that are powered by the sun — batteries not required! First assemble the main robot, Helio, complete with solar panel, electric motor, and gear wheel. Then construct four space exploration vehicles to help Helio travel around the universe. As you...

Welcome to Spy Labs Incorporated, the one-stop shop for spies on the top! With this well-equipped toolkit, you can learn how detectives use forensic science to answer questions, gather evidence, and solve crimes. Experiment with the equipment and techniques used by real detectives to...

The sweetest pinball machine ever! Build a pinball machine that uses edible gumballs as the pinballs. First, follow the step-by-step instructions to assemble the machine. Then lay out the targets and obstacles on the playfield. Finally, test and refine your design while you practice...

With this wearable secret voice recorder, you’ll always be ready to capture important information as you investigate crimes and other mysteries. Is the information classified? Without one of the two keycards, the audio playback will be distorted, so your secret messages are kept safe...

Explore hydraulics, mechanics, and robotics with a buildable, handheld water blaster and claw! Using over 180 plastic pieces, assemble this awesome device which shoots a stream of water and grabs onto targets with its huge gripper — no motors or electricity required! Once assembled,...

Build a loyal robotic reptile buddy that responds to your gestures, changes colors, and automatically fires and retracts its tongue! This first-of-its-kind robotic chameleon is equipped with a color sensor, infrared sensor, and RGB LEDs that allow you to code and program it in...

Snap Circuits Holiday Tree Light from Elenco Light up your holidays with this fiber optic tree light. Build a simple circuit for hours of Christmas fun Fun for the entire family, Ages 8+ Using quality parts this fiber optic tree will deliver years of...

Newton’s Laws of Inertia, Kinetic & Potential Energy helps young scientists master Newton’s laws through build-and-test projects. Models like the catapult, collision car, gravity fan, moving cabin, balloon plane, and dragster turn core ideas (forces, acceleration, momentum, and energy transformations) into tangible results!  The...

From ancient stone arches to modern steel skyways, every great structure stands on the same principles of force and balance. The Buildings & Bridges set lets young engineers explore those principles firsthand in 9 guided models. Start with a beam bridge, then add trusses...

Travelling with an aircraft for holidays or for business is a very common activity. Airplanes are made to combine fast transportation and safety. The development of aviation is considered as one of the highlights in human history, since it has totally changed the way...

Cars, or automobiles, are probably the most common way for transporting humans and goods. They may vary in size and design, but all are defined as motor vehicles that run primarily on roads and have wheels. Cars came into global use during th the...

These handy binoculars boast 10x magnification and 21mm objective lenses. This model is lightweight, and comes with its own carry case. 10x magnification and 25mm objective lensesCompact and lightweight binocularsIdeal for travel or everyday useLenses coated to reduce glare See far away stuff in...

Can you identify an unknown liquid or powder? What secrets become visible under a UV light? How do you analyze fingerprints, soil, ink, and handwriting samples? Assume the role of a forensic scientist to find out! Perform experiments on evidence in this large laboratory...

‘Tis the season for science! Christmas time is experimentation time. Discover something new and amazing every day leading up to the holiday. With this advent calendar, children open a new box each day to find new equipment or materials and the instructions for a...

Have a blast with this awesome engineering project! Construct an air-powered robotic glove that launches safe foam darts. Learn about pneumatics — technologies that use pressurized air to perform work — and many cool mechanisms as you assemble the blaster from over 100 pieces. After...

Head into the lab for an in-depth investigation of genetics, the branch of biology focused on heredity and variation in organisms, and DNA, the acid that holds the blueprints for life. See genetic material with your own eyes as you isolate the DNA from...

1 to 4 players compete to create a winning circuit by snapping together a path of SNAP CIRCUITS® parts between their light and the communal battery pack.  Easy to play: Set up the board, draw three cards, plan your path between thebattery pack and your...

Start with Levers & Linkages to see how changing fulcrum position or linkage geometry multiplies force and traces precise paths (e.g., Peaucellier-Lipkin and Hart straight-line linkages).  Move into Wheels, Axles & Inclined Planes to measure how gradient and friction affect the effort needed to...