THAMES & KOSMOS

Construct an air-powered robotic glove that launches safe foam darts. Learn about pneumatics — technologies that use pressurized air to perform work — and many cool mechanisms as you assemble the blaster from over 100 pieces.

Discover the science of living things with this complete introductory microscope kit.

Have you ever seen a close-up photograph of the Moon, with its fascinating cratered landscape?

 Set the planets in motion with a flick of your wrist! Build a mechanical model of the solar system including the sun and eight planets (also known as an orrery), wind it up, and watch the planets revolve around the sun.

Build a series of adorable, motorized robotic animals with this introductory mechanical engineering kit.

With this kit, you can construct five motorized models. Build three types of solar cars, a solar fan, and a solar robot model. Conduct science experiments with each model to learn about gear ratios, solar cells, and more.

Build six awesome bots that move without any batteries or electricity. The secret behind these fascinating machines is one of the oldest power sources in the world: wind!

With the magic hat and rabbit puppet, as well as more than 40other magic props, kids as young as six years old can learn and perform
35 magic tricks. Online videos available for many of the tricks.

With this kit, you can build a 26-inch-long scale 632120 of a T. Rex skeleton and get exciting insights into this creature's anatomy.

Through building 36 models and conducting subsequent experiments with the models, you will learn the fundamental laws of mechanical physics. Start by building small models, such as a fixed pulley, to learn about basic forces and simple machines.

Through 26 model-building exercises, gain hands-on experience with gears and all six classic simple machines: wheels and axles, levers, pulleys, inclined planes, screws, and wedges.

Conduct fun and illuminating experiments with glowing substances and neon pigments with this exciting science kit. Discover the chemistry of glowing materials as you cast your own neon sidewalk chalk in fun shapes like stars, crystals, and frogs.