Australian Geographic - Secrets Of The Pyramid Builders Kit

Australian Geographic - Secrets Of The Pyramid Builders Kit The Australian Geographic - Secrets Of The Pyramid Builders Kit is a part of a series of CollectAble science kits designed for creative young hands and minds. It allows children to explore the scientific genius of the ancient Mayans and Egyptians. The kit features laboratory tools and high-quality chemicals, and full-colour, step-by-step instructions for more than 50 activities. Children can use forensic techniques to explore who showed who how to build pyramids. They can crack secret inscriptions on coins, a golden Ankh, a Sacred Scarab, Sacred Turtles and more. They can also use ancient casting mix to make realistic Egyptian and Mayan amulets, learn the ancient skill of wrapping and preserving a life-size mummy of a Sacred Kitten, and make an eye-boggling spooky Corn God carving that ‘impossibly’ comes to life in darkness. Key Features: Age: Suitable for children aged 8 years and up. Contents: Includes aluminium potassium sulfate, alum rock, mineral obsidian, scarab stamp, Ankh charm, ancient coin, corn god mould, cat mummy mould, jaguar god mould, Bast goddess mould, talisman stamp, tattoo stamp, Ah Puch amulet, archaeologists’ tools, spoon, stirring sticks, beaker, plaster of Paris, acrylic paints, varnish and paintbrush, cotton bandage, sticky pads, mask, instruction booklet and safety leaflet. Educational: Allows children to learn about the scientific genius of the ancient Mayans and Egyptians. Interactive: Offers hands-on experience with cracking secret inscriptions on coins, a golden Ankh, a Sacred Scarab, Sacred Turtles and more. Quality: Provides a museum-quality kit for decoration. Guide: Comes with a full-colour inspiration booklet. CollectAble: Part of a series of science kits. The Australian Geographic - Secrets Of The Pyramid Builders Kit is an engaging and educational tool that allows children to explore the world of ancient civilizations in a fun and interactive way. It’s not just a toy, but a doorway to learning more about the fascinating scientific genius of the ancient Mayans and Egyptians.