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Each birthday involves making gigantic bubbles and gooey slime.

Another 20 hands on experiments keeps them entertained after an awesome science show!

All experiments are age appropriate and vary from kit to kit.
Liquid Nitrogen Show available!

The following describes a small selection of the many on offer!

More information please.

Touch & See Squares
Space Warper
Cant Stop Spinning
Hand Generator
X-rays
The Sound Tree
Energy Balls
The Big Wheel
Stomp That Rocket!
Loopy Liquids
Pin Head
Gyro Fly Wheels
Stop That Noise!
Memory Wire
Tornado Twister
Magic Microphones
Weird TV
The Vortex
Jacobs Ladder
Slippery Snakes
Insect Abode
Fantastic Fountain

A chemical reaction that tells you if your hand is hot or cold!
Warp your world with this captivating device!
Stand on the gyroscope to find out how spaceships move.
Create a buzz using your own hand!
Can you identify the animals by their bones?
Roll the marbles down, why do the sounds change?
Why do they turn on when you touch them?
Spin a magnetic top around and around this large loop!
Launch a rocket with all of your might!
How do the turbulent liquids move and move?
Make a 3D model of your body
Spin the magnets on the wire, fast and slow!
Turn energy into noise with these KaBlasters™
Discover how future robots could be designed
Create a tornado in a bottle!
Make a sound, see the vibrations.
Distort a TV image with magnetism, how does it work?
Spiral the coins, why do they stay upright?
An ancient optical illusion, how does it work?
Try to hold onto these crazy critters!
Are they male or female? How do they eat?
Why does the water keep rising?

Birthday Activities
Also included is an interactive science show:

Colour changing chemical reactions, screaming rods, thunderous drums and giant gyroscopes are just a few of the weird science demonstrations that keeps them fascinated and enthralled!

Giant bubbles!
Bubble worms!
The idea is that by having more activities than the children can do they will be actively engaged throughout the party, not just wandering off uninspired. A awesome science party is hands-on, with all children getting a chance to use the equipment. It's far more fun, it's more educational and let's face it, it's also more rewarding for the party hosts as the kids are interacting with the equipment rather than being bored!


We know that a great science presentation at a children's party is not just about the presenter arriving and showing off his or her 'bag-o-tricks'. Our parties have been designed over several years by experienced science teachers and communicators to make sure that the balance is right; cool experiments that they don't normally see at school and all the fun stuff that you would see at a science toy store!

Feel free to contact the office if you have any questions.

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