Joyfy Science Kits for Kids 85+ STEM Educational Experiments Toys Gifts for Boys Girls Age 6-12

Lots of fun things to do with this item. Everything is in the box that you need for the experiments. Some items are kind of cheap and some directions leave you guessing the amount of an item needed for the experiment. Regardless, my 4 year old loved it and had a blast with all of it and is still playing and improvising. Good tool to learn to follow directions and safety 1st!

Got it — here's a version that naturally weaves in all their keywords without sounding forced: We bought this science kit for my 8-year-old and he absolutely loved it. From the moment we opened it, he wanted to do activities and experiments every single day. The kit is very informative and does a great job introducing STEM concepts through hands-on learning, including topics like rocks and basic code in a way that's easy for kids to understand. Everything is well explained and keeps kids engaged while they learn. One thing to note: some of the activities can get a little messy, so be sure to put something down on your table or workspace before starting. Overall, this was a great purchase and I'd highly recommend it for curious kids who enjoy learning through exploration and experimentation.

My granddaughter is excited to try all the things! My daughter said it's not very convenient because it's not just one experiment at a time. One leads to the next, and the next,

My granddaughter is loving her Joyfy Science Kit for kids 85 Stem Educational Experiments box. It's loaded with many experiments and she loves the time with her daddy.

Easy to use the Ad peaked Grandson's interest he asked for it above other toys and enjoys the one on one time with the parent supervising the experiment

i ordered this kit for a christmas gift. he is going to love it. lots of variety

A lot of the experiments do not work. It made my kid sad to spend so much time prepping some of the experiments, only for nothing to happen. Waste of time.

Hole in beaker

Pieces were missing and “experiments” didn't go as advertised. 8 yr old boy had more fun opening all the packages and setting it all than actually do the experiments. He is a big science nerd and was very excited to do the experiments. He went ahead and just started mixing random things since the experiments weren't working.

I am not sure if there was a translation problem with instructions, if the people making this don't know the MOST BASIC science or both. I think both. But if you follow the instructions, multiple projects just don't work.