Clementoni 110 kokeilua tiedesarja

Children are naturally curious, but finding safe, structured ways to explore science at home can be a challenge for parents. The Clementoni 110 Experiments Science Kit solves this by providing a complete, ready-to-use laboratory that turns everyday curiosity into hands-on discovery. With 110 experiments across chemistry, physics, biology, and optics, this kit gives young scientists aged 8 and up the tools to investigate the world around them, all while building critical STEM skills.

Who is it for

This kit is ideal for children aged 8 years and older who love asking “why” and “how.” It’s perfect for solo exploration or for sharing with friends and family, making it a great choice for homeschooling, weekend projects, or rainy-day activities. Adult supervision is recommended, especially for younger experimenters, but the illustrated manual makes it easy for kids to follow along independently.

Main features

• 110 diverse experiments covering chemistry, physics, biology, and optics
• Includes safety goggles and protective gloves for safe experimentation
• Comes with beakers, test tubes, pipettes, a funnel, a magnifying glass, and various reagents
• Illustrated, step-by-step manual in multiple languages (English, Italian, Polish, and more)
• Durable plastic and cardboard components with safe chemical substances
• No batteries required – just add common household items
• CE certified and made in Italy by Clementoni, a trusted name in educational toys

Specifications

• Brand: Clementoni
• Model: 50720
• MPN: 50720
• EAN: 8005125507207
• Product type: Educational science kit
• Recommended age: 8+ years
• Number of experiments: 110
• Material: Durable plastic, cardboard, safe chemical substances
• Batteries required: No
• Adult supervision: Recommended
• Certification: CE
• Country of origin: Italy
• Series: Science & Play
• Number of players: 1+

Tips

To get the most out of this kit, set up a dedicated experiment area with a flat, easy-to-clean surface. Read each experiment’s instructions fully before starting, and encourage your child to record observations in a notebook – that’s how real scientists work! Many experiments use common household items like water, vinegar, or baking soda, so keep those on hand for spontaneous discovery sessions.