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Kosmos science kit turns 100

Ramon Schneider
22.2.2022
Translation: Jessica Johnson-Ferguson

In 1922, the Kosmos publishing house launched its first science kit for kids. 100 years later, their range includes a set for every level and interest.

First steps for budding scientists

Kosmos offers simple starter sets for children as young as four. Easy experiments put the fun in exploring natural sciences. For example, watching bubbles form with baking soda, making a parachute or growing flowers.

Learning the basics

Kids age eight or older will enjoy science kits that delve a little deeper into the basics of science. Through active trial and error, children learn to understand the world they live in. The chemistry set is used to emulsify oil in water, for example. The electric set helps little scientists understand how electricity is generated. The technology set is all about constructing a catapult and hurling objects through the air.

Exploring topics

Galaxus has around 150 different Kosmos science kits its range.

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