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National Geographic Junior Chemistry Set - Complete Early Learning Lab Kit with 50 Science Experiments for Kids and 20+ Lab Tools, Chemistry Set, Science Experiments for Kids 4-6

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  • A COMPLETE CHEMISTRY LAB FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS – Perfectly crafted for budding scientists aged 4 and up, this kit provides everything needed to start exploring the exciting world of chemistry using common household...
  • 50 AWESOME HANDS-ON EXPERIMENTS – Dive into a world of discovery with 50 interactive experiments that spark curiosity and engage young minds in the wonders of science.
  • EASY-TO-FOLLOW ILLUSTRATED INSTRUCTIONS – Each experiment comes with clear, step-by-step instructions that are fully illustrated, making it easy for young scientists to follow along and achieve successful results on...
  • INCLUDES 20+ KID-FRIENDLY LAB TOOLS – Equipped with over 20 durable, child-safe lab tools, this kit ensures that kids have everything they need to conduct their experiments like real scientists!
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