Thames & Kosmos

Learn how the body works by experimenting with the five senses
Discover the organs, skeleton, muscles, and circulatory system
Fun, hands-on experiments make human biology accessible

Learn about the human body by doing experiments with you

This educational globe is a beautiful addition to any young child’s room. With its internal illumination, the globe functions in two modes

Unearth the secrets of geology as you dig deep into the science of rocks and minerals and the crystals that form them. Through 18 hands-on experiments, kids ages eight and up will discover some pretty amazing things about geology, mineralogy, and crystal

Super sweet stunts! Build your own gumball machines and learn physics lessons in the process

Explore chemistry as you cook up candies and chocolates in the kitchen! Perform a number of sweet experiments and learn important physical science principles related to candy and cooking.

Build ten sleek and updated models of catapults and crossbows. These classic siege weapons from the middle ages also happen to be great tools for teaching physics, including lessons in force, energy, motion, and projectiles.

Jumpstart your study of mechanical physics by learning all about simple machines and how they're used to make complex tasks easier to do. Through 26 model-building exercises, you'll investigate all six classic simple machines — wheels and axles, levers, p

This ten-inch-diameter acrylic globe has a light inside, allowing it to function in two modes. In its non-illuminated day mode, the globe displays a detailed, exquisitely designed physical and political map of Earth. At a glance, you can see country borde

Construct 12 models and conduct experiments with them to learn about forces and simple machines. Each model demonstrates a fundamental idea in mechanical physics. For example, you can build a balance scale to learn about lever arms, a freight elevator to

Kick off a chain reaction of fun-filled experiments with this introductory chemistry set designed specifically for young kids.

Learn how robotic machines perform work by building six different robotic arms.
Special pneumatic system uses air pressure to power the models to move the robotic arm and a piston to open and close the gripper.
Includes 36-page, illustrated experiment

Gyroscopic force is a fascinating and magical phenomenon, with amazing scientific principles behind it. With the small, fast-spinning gyroscope in this kit, you can build models and perform experiments that appear to defy the force of gravity by balancing