Magnetic Science | 33 STEM Experiments | Ages 8+ | Learn About Earth’s Magnetic Poles | Discover How Invisible Magnetic Fields Work | Full-Color 48-Page Manual

We have loved Thames and Kosmos in other kits and this one is a hit too. I was considering getting my son iron filings to learn more about magnetism when I found this set. They put iron filings in a thin clear plastic case where a kid can learn from them, but they are contained. The other stuff is great too. My son especially likes the floating rings.

My kids had a blast with this science kit. We homeschool, so we do a lot of project based learning. This kit was a key part of learning about magnets, and the kids had fun playing with it. It's very durable, and a great value for the money. Mine didn't have missing parts.

7 year old grandson loved this..lots of fun! And educational.

Super cute and my nephew loved it.

We ordered this for my 6 year old to share a science experiment with her class. Like other people mentioned, the horseshoe magnet was broken upon arrival and it's super small and a pretty weak magnet. She did however love the magnet rings and magnetic balls so she mainly used them. The book has some nice information. Overall, my daughter liked it and it wasn't too expensive but I hate receiving broken items.

A very great kit! Good quality, size, ideas

My 9 year old grandson loves science but it’s also fun for his 5 year old sister to learn about magnets.

I purchased this for my husband, who has always had a love for magnets. Even as a grown man, he got quite a kick out of the different bits in this kit. He has been doing some of the experiments with our six year old and that has worked wonderfully too. The booklet that comes with it has tons of experiments and ideas that are really ideal for when you're wanting to teach kids about magnets. I highly recommend this kit! Do keep in mind that for the most part, all of the bits are small and on the weak end magnet wise. Comes with the territory of such a kit though. They still work great!

In this season's lockdown, get your kids to take a break from screens & electronics and have them experience the real world by exploring these magnetic adventures. This has plenty of experiments & some games that are fun and educational. The included booklet not only explains how to setup the experiments but also gives a good summary of the concepts, so you dont need to send them back to screens for researching. It definitely suits 8+ but there are some experiments which 7 will enjoy, like the infamous levitating rings & some fun with iron bits. They can then grow into this. Now the hard part. Experiments require some movements (like moving hands & eyes & using your brain) which children nowdays are not used to, so parents need to work with the kids to at least start things off. Note that, these 30+ experiments are not meant to be completed in a single go. Do, one or two at a time to keep kids interested.

This kit contains numerous items: horseshoe magnet, bar magnet, 4 x round magnets, a vertical stand (to hold the round magnets), iron filings, etc. They are fairly small items but my daughter is 5 years old and loved using them, under close supervision. The booklet that comes with it gives a variety of experiments/demonstrations that you can easily do with your child and they would all naturally lead on to wanting to create/explore more complex ones later on. My only gripe (if that) would be that the manual covers only the very basics of each experiment so I chose to supplement it with another book so that I fully understood what was going on each time. I therefore felt more confident answering my daughter's questions as well as explaining the process in a slightly different way than the printed booklet, which helped her to grasp it better. This is such a great starting point for anyone who is interested in science and I would thoroughly recommend it.

My son is 6 years okd and he has so much fun. Definitely recommended worthy and interesting!

The novelty wears out fast

This is a lovely magnetic set that offers hours of fun with a booklet full of ideas. I do have two criticisms though. Number one, the box, once opened, becomes a bit award to use again as storage. Some of the magnets themselves are tiny and there are other tiny components that I far will be lost in no time. Still, I'm pleased.