Introducing Project Idea "Kits"

Many of the Project Ideas in the Science Buddies library enable science exploration with common materials, ones you might find around the house. Some projects, however, require an assortment of materials, not all of which can be obtained in a single stop at a local store. Plus, for a single science project, you may only need a small amount of a product, not a full roll or bottle. While we offer links to online sources for many specialty items, we are excited to announce the availability of "kits" for some of our popular Project Ideas.
When you order a Science Buddies kit, you'll receive everything you need to perform the experiment—except perishables (like orange juice). Please see the materials list for individual projects to see other craft and household materials needed.
We hope you find these kits make ordering supplies for a science project easy and convenient so you can spend more time on the science—and less on the shopping.
Kits are currently available for the following Project Ideas:
- From Dull To Dazzling: Using Pennies to Test How pH Affects Copper Corrosion
- Is This Connected To That? Use a homemade electronic tester to find out if electricity can flow between two objects.
- Which Orange Juice Has The Most Vitamin C?
- Electrolyte Challenge: Orange Juice vs. Sports Drink
- Shaking up Some Energy
- Spin Right 'Round with this Simple Electric Motor
- Build a Crystal Radio
- Veggie Power! Making Batteries from Fruits and Vegetables
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