Opening this kit felt like unwrapping a magician’s secret toolbox—except every trick is a science lesson in disguise. The floating coin experiment? Pure wizardry until my 9-year-old excitedly explained surface tension to me.

The real magic happens when kids realize they’re not just performing tricks—they’re uncovering scientific principles. Watching water change colors with pH indicators became our dinnertime entertainment for weeks (pro tip: clear the table first—the ‘disappearing ink’ doesn’t always disappear immediately).

What sets this apart from typical science kits are the theatrical touches. The included white gloves and wand transform kitchen-table experiments into a Vegas-style magic show. My favorite moment? When my niece used the ‘snow appearance’ experiment to ‘curse’ her brother during their Harry Potter roleplay.

While most supplies are included, keep vinegar and baking soda handy—you’ll burn through those fast with repeat performances. The instruction booklet deserves special praise, with comic-style illustrations that make complex concepts digestible for young readers.

This isn’t just a toy—it’s confidence-building disguised as fun. Seeing shy kids proudly demonstrate ‘magic’ to adults is proof that STEM education can be spellbinding.