Have I made Science kits for kiddos? Oh, yes! Make a basic science kit with equipment for a big present. This is a great family present. Shop Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, and Walmart first. Dollar Tree is great for smaller quantities. Put all of the equipment in a sturdy shoebox, coffee can, or plastic container with a lid. Basics include safety glasses or kid-sized goggles, craft sticks or coffee stirrers, 35 mm film canisters, cassette cases, pipettes, rest tube rack, test tubes, clothespin (test tube holder), stack of 3-oz cups, recycled yogurt cups (to mix larger quantities), funnel, graduated cylinder, reaction plate (plastic paint palette), pH paper, paper coffee filters, and thermometer. Below are photos of equipment and some prices. Add a used experiment book. Sit back and bask in the compliments.
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