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Embark on a journey of discovery with the Science Ecological Cycle Lab, a hands-on experiment kit that teaches kids the basics of ecosystems and environmental science. This lab kit introduces children to important ecological cycles like the water cycle, carbon cycle, and nitrogen cycle through interactive and engaging activities. Perfect for classroom use, homeschooling, or personal exploration!
Key Features
- Explore Ecological Cycles: Learn about the water cycle, acid rain, and plant growth through interactive experiments that mimic real ecological processes.
- Hands-On Learning: Conduct experiments and observe how different elements interact within an ecosystem, promoting active learning and scientific inquiry.
- Interactive Models: Build and explore interactive models of the ecological cycle, helping kids understand how different systems are interconnected.
- Environmental Awareness: This kit promotes environmental stewardship by teaching kids the importance of preserving ecosystems and reducing human impact on the environment.
- All-In-One Kit: Includes a plastic base, plastic cover, measuring cup, pH paper, stickers, and other necessary tools for conducting fun, educational experiments.
- Educational Value: Encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and scientific investigation, while aligning with environmental science learning objectives.
Development Benefits This lab kit helps children develop critical thinking, observational skills, and an understanding of ecological science. Through hands-on experiments, they will learn to apply the scientific method and better understand the natural world around them.
Safety Information Contains small parts; not suitable for children under 3 years. Made from safe, non-toxic materials.
Specifications
- Age: 6 years+
- Material: Durable plastic and educational materials
- Includes: Plastic base, plastic cover, measuring cup, pH paper, stickers, and more
- Experiment Topics: Water cycle, acid rain, plant growth, environmental sustainability
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