Climate Change – Science Kit for Ages 8+ – Build an Earth Model, Grow Crops, Observe the Greenhouse Effect

Learn about global weather systems and the impact of human activity with this science kit! Children aged 8+ will build their own small earth and use it to witness the effects of climate change. Conduct experiments to grow crops, irrigate a desert, create rainfall and save glaciers! Children will watch oceans rise, create wind and measure emissions. Kids will feel the Greenhouse Effect, float icebergs, monitor ocean currents as icebergs melt and more! As children conduct experiments, they will learn real world climate science. This kit includes safe, high-quality ingredients and a full-color education and instruction booklet which includes detailed, step-by-step illustrations that are easy for children to understand. The book also includes and introduction and helpful tips for adults! Adult supervision is recommended.

• OBSERVE CLIMATE CHANGE — Build an Earth-like dome with wind turbines and different climates! Grow crops (SEEDS INCLUDED) and conduct experiments to create rainfall, test for emissions and more.
• CLIMATOLOGY FOR AGES 8+ — Children will apply scientific principles to the real world and learn about greenhouse gases, emissions, burning fossil fuels, rising sea levels and weather vs climate.
• EDUCATE THE NEXT GENERATION — Use experiments in this kit to save glaciers, irrigate a desert, create rainfall and so much more! Children will apply scientific principles to learn about today’s environmental issues.
• STEM EXPERIMENTS FOR AGES 8+ — How does carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect ice caps? How do ocean currents make seasons hotter or colder? Conduct experiments to learn these answers and more!
• KID-FRIENDLY, FULL-COLOR INSTRUCTION GUIDE — Science should be fun and easy to understand. That’s why each step in the activities comes with an illustration to show exactly what needs to be done!
• 30+ COMPONENTS AND SEEDS — This kit includes ingredients, radish seeds and safety equipment for each experiment. They’re packaged in resealable containers to conduct experiments again and again.