Aliens floating in outer space guck in test tubes. What?

Construct an electronic snooping device from the components supplied.

Simply wind the elastic band and the butterfly will flutter off.

Grow stalagmites and needle-shape crystals in the classroom.

Monitor the incubator, fridge, room and oven's temperature instantly with a pocket size thermometer.

Own a shark tooth dated back 22 million years!

Watch as these amazing rock-hard pebbles expand to gel-like soft crystals and then disappear. 

Hide those “morning-after-eyes” or simply keep an eye on the students!

Now you can own your own pieces of volcanic rock or lava.

Attract a compass, metal and iron filings with this natural occurring rock.

Martian Mud will grab your fingers and splatter when struck with a fist.

Squidgy, metallic colour slime in a plastic lab flask.  Very viscous - will flow everywhere.

Prepare monster flesh, wounds, blood clots and scabs from kitchen ingredients.

This is the traditional desktop display of Newton's Laws.