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National Geographic Completely Gross Chemistry Set - 10 Experiments, 29 Pieces

National Geographic Completely Gross Chemistry Set - 10 Experiments, 29 Pieces

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Ages 8-12
Kids who love gross, weird science
Hands-on experiments and messy fun
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Product Overview

This 29-piece chemistry set delivers 10 experiments built around one simple premise: the grosser, the better. Kids make fake boogers, slimy eyeballs, glowing worms, and other delightfully disgusting creations while learning real chemistry concepts like polymers, reactions, and luminescence. Most materials come included in the kit, though a few experiments call for common household items. Adult supervision keeps things safe while young scientists explore what makes slime stretch, goo glow, and reactions bubble.

  • 10 gross-out experiments teach polymer science, chemical reactions, and glow-in-the-dark chemistry through hands-on activities
  • 29 pieces include most lab supplies needed, from test tubes to mixing tools to chemical compounds
  • Experiments like "boiled boogers" and "jar of eyeballs" make chemistry memorable by combining real science with silly, stomach-turning fun
  • Adult supervision recommended to guide safe handling of materials and explain the science behind each squishy, oozy result
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

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Care Notes

  • cleaning: Wipe reusable tools and containers with warm soapy water after each experiment and dry thoroughly before storing.
  • storage: Store all pieces in the original box or a sealed container to keep materials organized and prevent spills.
  • material warnings: Experiments involve chemical reactions and messy substances. Use on protected surfaces and supervise to prevent staining.

Use Cases

  • Birthday party activity for groups of kids interested in science
  • Rainy day indoor entertainment that combines learning with fun
  • Gift for children who enjoy hands-on experiments and gross-out humor
  • Homeschool science curriculum supplement for elementary chemistry concepts
  • After-school activity to encourage STEM exploration
  • Sleepover entertainment for kids who like making slime and gooey creations

Skills Developed

  • primary skill: Scientific method and observation
  • fine motor: Measuring, pouring, and mixing ingredients with precision
  • following instructions: Reading and executing multi-step experiment procedures in sequence
  • critical thinking: Predicting outcomes and understanding cause-and-effect in chemical reactions

Age Suitability

  • minimum safe age: 8 years
  • ideal age range: 8-12 years
  • developmental fit: 8-10 years: Perfect age for following multi-step experiment instructions independently while still finding gross-out humor highly entertaining. 11-12 years: Can understand the underlying chemistry principles and may enjoy teaching younger siblings or friends how to perform the experiments.

Play Patterns

  • primary play type: Structured experimentation
  • play structure: Each experiment follows step-by-step instructions to create a specific gross-themed result, with clear beginning and end points.
  • social context: Works well for solo exploration or small groups of 2-3 children performing experiments together.
  • adult involvement: Adult supervision required for safety and to help read instructions, but kids can perform most mixing and creation steps independently.
  • play progression: Children typically complete one experiment per session, then move to the next experiment in future play sessions.
  • session length: Each experiment takes 20-40 minutes from setup through completion and cleanup.

Why It Works

  • primary benefit: The gross factor captures children's natural fascination with disgusting things, turning that curiosity into genuine enthusiasm for learning chemistry concepts.
  • secondary benefit: Hands-on experimentation builds scientific thinking by letting kids observe chemical reactions and cause-and-effect relationships in real time.

What Makes It Fun

  • Kids cook up boiled boogers, grow glowing worms, and fill a jar with eyeballs. Ten disgusting experiments turn real chemistry into the grossest science...

Why They'll Love It

  • * 10 gross experiments like boogers, eyeballs, and worms * 29 pieces include chemistry supplies for icky reactions * Real chemistry concepts hidden in disgusting fun
Customer Q&A

How many experiments are included?

The set includes 10 different gross-themed chemistry experiments.

How many pieces come in the set?

The set contains 29 pieces total, including all supplies needed for the experiments.

What types of experiments can kids do?

Kids can make boiled boogers, a jar of eyeballs, glowing worms, and other gross-themed chemistry creations.

Does this teach real chemistry concepts?

Yes, the experiments teach hands-on chemistry principles through engaging, educational activities designed to make science learning fun.

Is this suitable for multiple children to use together?

Yes, the 10 experiments provide enough activities for group participation at parties or with siblings.