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Style: Volcano Making Kit
Features
- The Volcano Making Kit is a hands on science project that creates a simulated erupting volcano
- This kit includes fast drying plaster, volcano mold, paint, paint brush and stir stick
- Detailed instructions for use and care are included
- Requires vinegar and baking soda for eruption (not included)
- Recommended for ages 8 years and up
- Challenge your child's imagination with 4M toys and kits
- 4M educational toys cover a wide range of educational subjects and include science kits, arts and crafts kits, robotics kits, and more
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Description
Teach children about the awesome power of volcanoes with the 4M Volcano Making Kit. The Volcano Making Kit is a hands-on science project that creates a simulated erupting volcano. This kit includes fast drying plaster, volcano mold, paint, paint brush and stir stick. Detailed instructions for use and care are included. Requires vinegar and baking soda for eruption (not included). Recommended for ages 8 years and up. From the Manufacturer Make your own volcano and watch as it erupts with bubbling, fizzing "lava." Geology rocks when you can dig, excavate, study and display your own crystals and minerals.
Brand Name: 4M
Age Range Description: Kid
Educational Objective: STEM
Language: English, French, German, Italian
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 960.0
UPC: 085761034310
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 96.0
Global Trade Identification Number: 10, 08
Model Number: 3431
Manufacturer Part Number: 3431
Manufacturer: Toysmith
Item Type Name: 4M Volcano Making Kit
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: No
Included Components: kit
Theme: video-games
Battery Description: 215 CR123A batteries required.
Is Assembly Required: No
Material Type: Plastic
Size: 2.0000
Item Dimensions: 8.5 x 2.25 x 6.75 inches
Item Weight: 0.72 Kilograms
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