Kosmos 602079 – My first experiment kit

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Kosmos 602079 - My first experiment kit

Children love to take small things apart, question things to the extreme, and thus display a curiosity that is unparalleled in the adult world.
Children are little researchers, inventors, and explorers who never tire of exploring their environment, discovering and understanding the world they live in in their own unique way through playful testing, experimenting, and examining – that is why I would like to introduce the Kosmos 602079 experiment kit here.

Kosmos 602079 – My first experiment kit

However, this thirst for knowledge is not just a natural occurrence, but should also be encouraged for the child's personal development. If your child has the opportunity for enough space for exciting ventures, leisure time, and sufficient material to test, there are no limits to their imagination and creativity, which ultimately leads to their own insights.
With "My First Experiment Kit, Natural Laws Made Easy," your child is introduced to the laws of nature in a playful way, and the questioning of individual processes is presented in an easily understandable way through simple experiments.

The experiment kit, which is lovingly equipped with many individual parts, invites your child to find the answers they keep asking themselves step by step.
"Why does a paper airplane fly so fast?" or "Why are soap bubbles colorful?" and "How does a compass work?" are questions every child asks sooner or later, and "Kosmos – Experiment Kit" offers exactly the platform that can provide answers.

With a little manual skill, a simple sheet of paper turns into a sleek jet plane that, depending on the folding technique, flies fast or spends more time floating in the air. But how is that possible? How can a simple folding technique influence the speed of a paper airplane so strongly?
"Kosmos – Experiment Kit" believes that experiments make you smart and that an answer found through your own testing and trying out leads to far more personal success and development than simple questions answered by adults. Children, however, need child-friendly answers, and they find them best by working them out themselves. Observing, touching, smelling, and hearing are tangible experiences that encourage imitation and make the fields of biology, physics, and chemistry appear in a child-friendly light.
With the colorful and diverse content of "Kosmos – Experiment Kit," your child will find a field of activity that promotes their talents, satisfies their natural thirst for knowledge, stimulates their brain activity in the area of logic, and initiates well-being through the joy of the activity.

Experiments for the little ones

For example, the contents of the experiment kit include cress seeds, an absorbent clay pot, or the explanation of why plants sweat. For physics experiments, there is, for example, a color wheel, a magnifying glass, a confetti magnet, and a sundial, and to better understand the element of air, a pop bag, a blow-suction elephant, and a hovercraft are available.

But there are also plenty of small parts for experiments involving water and chemistry that invite you to experiment and research.
The "Kosmos – Experiment Kit" is suitable for children from five years old, and even if very few children can read at this age, the inventor of this experiment kit relies heavily on the cooperation of parents and children, so that the child can work out the individual tests in a meaningful and logically comprehensible way with the help of their parents.
From the age of five, a child is increasingly able to expand their visual perception, dexterity, body control, language, acoustic perception, and social contact step by step and integrate them into their life.
Cooperation with parents therefore strengthens mutual trust, but also the child's trust in their own strengths and talents.

You can also buy this toy on Amazon: Kosmos Experiment Kit

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Read also: Good Children's Games for Schoolchildren

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