Science of Color
Explore the world of colors: Try a fun experiment to discover how different colors experiment. Create a festive banner from your experimentation! Then, build a spinning top and use it to create swirly designs with watercolor paints. Play with color mixing to make new colors. Continue the fun with bonus experiments to learn more about colors!
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4.3
13 reviews
Jackie V.
08/11/2015
The science behind separating colors was appropriate for age level of crate. We also loved being able to hang up and display what we did. I loved the educational/science aspect of this crate.
Rebecca R.
08/10/2015
This crate was educational and offered materials and projects I wouldn't easily be able to gather on my own for somewhat open ended for exploration. I also love the extension/additional activity which was a surprise.
Lainie R.
08/09/2015
It struck a good balance between "craft" and "experiment,which engaged my child's interest longer than some of the more basic "construct a craft" kits. Have done all the experiments but haven't read through most of the magazine. Magazine is fine but never the main draw for us.
Cheryl W.
08/01/2015
Everything was very interactive and took quality time to complete. There was lots of science and extra supplies so the activity could be done twice, great bonus project.
Angela S.
07/16/2015
My kids loved the spinning paint project , they had so much fun seeing the colors mixing differently each time we did a new one. The paint was a little bit hard to get off of hands once we were done...so perhaps a more washable paint would be my suggestion. Not a deal breaker, but it would be nice from a mom perspective.
Kate M.
07/15/2015
We really enjoyed watching the traveling colors and guessing what color the middle cup would be. The color separating activity was a little to advanced for my 5 year old. I don't think he understood the chart but he still liked watching the colors separate. We loved the spin art activity and even my 3 year old was able to participate
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