Science Kits

Microbiology, explore both the helpful and harmful microbes.

Circular economy and resource management.

Acid and base chemistry, sherbet, pH, indicators.

Forensics part one: finger printing, hand writing, fibre ID and powder tests.

Water chemistry: a solid, liquid or gas and the water cycle.

Environmental stream science, water quality and testing.

Heat energy is the focus of the activities in this kit, including insulation and infrared imaging.

Nature of science, I think like a scientist.

Nano-technology, polymerisation and hydrophobic surfaces.

Plant pests, insect communication, horticulture.

BumbleBee morphology, pollination, nests.

Nature of science, think like a scientist.

Earthquakes, earth’s layers, tectonic plates, liquefaction.

Explore the solar system: Earth, the sun, moon, planets and technology.

Plant life cycles, germination, pollination, dissect a flower.

Explore the senses: smell, touch, sight and taste.

Flight Science: float, fly or fall, gliding, aerofoils, engineering challenge.

Meteorology explained, air, wind and clouds. Rain formation.

Reflection, refraction Light, mirrors, lasers, prisms, etc.

Forensics part two: aerosols, ‘blood’ splatter, trace evidence and casting prints.

Buoyancy, displacement and density.

DNA is our unique ‘barcode’, DNA as a biodiversity monitoring tool.

Six machines and hydraulics.

Dairy Science, classification, pasture, mammals, digestion, milk products.

Create rockets, balanced and unbalanced forces.

Marine Science classification, food chains and webs, sustainability.

Earth’s systems, ocean acidification, plants, greenhouse effect.

Magnets galore properties, fields, compasses, earths poles etc.

Circuits, battery packs and LED bulbs, measuring brightness, anemometer.

Colour chemistry, safe explosions and the phenomenon of fire.

Force, friction, mass and weight.

Elastic potential energy, energy transfer and transformation.

Food science, ingredient function, jelly, flours, preserving, crickets!

Look at the world though a lens: using digital microscopes.

Metrology, standard units, accuracy, precision and calibrating.

Soil health, water leaching, insect classification etc.

Invasive species, plant and animal protection, biosecurity.

What is Fuel? Make crude oil, oil spill impact.

Discover all the bones in your body by examining skeletons, Zac’s “see-through body” and X-rays.