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Science Museum:
Dinorobot
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Build a motorized dinosaur that chomps while it rolls.

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Science Museum: Glow
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Its out of this world! Build a glow in the dark model of our solar system & learn about astronomy with this terrific gift set. The result is an inspirational model for display on your desktop a modern take of an original 18th century solar system model. This kit can be used to explore The Earth & Beyond" part of the KS2 science curriculum. Box
Includes:: A 30cm kit including the Sun & eight planets set on moveable arms glow in the dark paints & bonus wall chart. Parts snap together so theres no need for glue! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts."
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Science Museum:
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Science Museum: My
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Amaze your friends & family as you make the UFO fly around you without using any electricity or powered assistance! The accompanying DVD shows you how to fly the UFO so that you can challenge your friends & family to guess how it works. My Mystery UFO exhibits scientific principles of forces part of the KS1 & KS2 science curriculum. Completely silent to operate requires no batteries or remote control The secret to this illusion is inside so only you know how to operate the UFO Give it to your friends & family & see if they can make it fly

Includes:: full training DVD with tips & tricks to help you become an expert UFO pilot Box contains: My Mystery UFO training tips & tricks full instructions for use (
Includes: science museum info sheet) Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts.


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Science Museum: Putty
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Mould your alien out of the Science Putty & it will seem as solid as a statue but when you look away you will find it slowly melts into a puddle. Thats because Science Putty is a Non-Newtonian fluid that acts like a solid when you mould with it but becomes more liquid when you stop handling it. Contents include: 1 x 60g Science Putty 5 x extendable bendy straws 3 x small eyes 1 x large eye 3 x antennas 2 x mouths 2 x feet 2 x hands 5 x connectors Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. ...
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Science Museum:
Science Sand
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This multi-coloured neon sand will never get wet &8211; even under water! This sand has been treated with silicon vapour giving it non-polar properties so it cannot bond with water & will never get wet. This sand is non-toxic & harmless &8211; making it a great gift for children. Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. ...
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Science Museum: Solar
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£18.99
Sun-asuarus! Explore the science of solar power with this awesome walking robot kit. Build the kit using the enclosed solar panel & parts. Then customise your robot with recycled materials from around the house. Use this kit to explore electricity & circuits part of the KS 1 2 & 3 National curriculum. Build your own solar-powered walking robot Use household materials to make the robot your own See green power in action Experiment with solar cells & your own designs Box contains: 1 x solar panel with wires 1 x solar panel holder plate 1 x support arm 1 x gear case body with motor & cams installed 2 x arms 2 x leg links 2 x legs 2 x feet 2 x terminal caps 2 x body template support clips washer screws screws double sided adhesive foam detailed instructions. Also required but not included: A small crosshead screwdriver an empty paper cup & 2 forks. Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. ...
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Science Museum: Stunt
Buggy
£19.99
A simple remote control allows anyone to become a stunt driver. Watch as the buggy performs head spins & its wheels light up as you race it along the floor. The Stunt Buggy is a great way to study forces as part of the KS4 science curriculum. Two button controller is simple to operate Large studded wheels are able to tackle different surfaces Races dances & spins Bright headlamp & flashing coloured lights for use in the dark Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. ...
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Science Museum:
Technorobot
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Build a cheerful robot that waves its arms as it rolls.

Includes:: motor gears axels & wheels which are secured

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Science Of Discworld
£5.99
When a wizardly experiment goes adrift the wizards of Unseen University find themselves with a pocket universe on their hands: Roundworld where neither magic nor common sense seems to stand a chance against logic. The Universe of course is our own. & Roundworld is Earth. As the wizards watch their accidental creation grow we follow the story of our universe from the primal singularity of the Big Bang to the Internet & beyond. Through this original Terry Pratchett story (with intervening chapters from Cohen & Stewart) we discover how puny & insignificant individual lives are against a cosmic backdrop of creation & disaster. Yet paradoxically we see how the richness of a universe based on rules has led to a complex world & at least one species that tried to get a grip of what was going on. ...
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Science Museum: Rocket Copters

Stomp on to the jump-on-pump and watch as the Rocket Copter takes off to the skies powered by the displaced air from the pump. The rocket flies quickly to its maximum height before turning around and spinning slowly to the ground due to the copter blade attached. Rocket copters are a great way to explore forces as part of the KS1 KS2 and KS3 science curriculum. Experiment with different angles of flight how does this effect height distance flown and time in the air? How is the maximum flight affected when the copter blades are on the rockets? How much longer is the flight? Box contains: Tripod base unit with launcher tube air hose with jump-on pump 3 Rocket Copters with detachable copter blades and full instructions for use (includes Science Museum info sheet). Not suitable for children
under 36 months due to small parts.
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    Stomp on to the jump-on-pump & watch as the Rocket Copter takes off to the skies powered by the displaced air from the pump. The rocket flies quickly to its maximum height before turning around & spinning slowly to the ground due to the copter blade attached. Rocket copters are a great way to explore forces as part of the KS1 KS2 & KS3 science curriculum. Experiment with different angles of flight how does this effect height distance flown & time in the air? How is the maximum flight affected when the copter blades are on the rockets? How much longer is the flight? Box contains: Tripod base unit with launcher tube air hose with jump-on pump 3 Rocket Copters with detachable copter blades & full instructions for use (
    Includes: Science Museum info sheet). Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts.

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    Blades - Part of a tool or machine which has a cutting edge
    Flight - The process of of an object moving through the air
    Tripod - A three legged device for supporting an object - commonly a camera.
    Watch - A small clock designed to be worn on a person
    hose - A hollow tube for carrying liquid from one location to another.
    blade - A flat part of a device which usually has a cutting edge
    Small - something that takes up less space than normal.
    Experiment - A procedure that is undergone to clarify facts and discover new unknown facts
    Instructions - An informative direction to take.
    Detachable - Something that can be removed from the main object via a fastening.
    Museum - A building which exhibits old artefacts for viewing of people who show interest.
    Children - A young life form within the early stages of physical development,

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