Crystal cultivation experimental set ZA3955

Every toddler who loves creative play and creating their own works will be delighted with the new set for growing colorful crystals. The little adventurer will be able to show off a stone that he managed to create on his own.
Experimenting and discovering the wonders of nature combined with fun is a great inspiration for every child. All kinds of experiences help to develop concentration and precision. The greatest advantage, however, will be to show a lot of patience, because to get the right size of the crystal you have to watch it every day. It takes 15 days for it to get the right size. Then it can become a decoration of a child's room.

Set contains:
- 2 x measuring cups
- 2 x container with a lid
- 2 x crystal sand bag
- 2 x crystal seed
- a stirrer
- picture instruction

Execution:
To make a crystal, measure approx. 60 ml of water at 95 ° C, exercising all caution, preferably under the supervision of an adult.
Pour the contents of one sandbag into the measuring cup and mix thoroughly for about 5 minutes until completely dissolved.
It is necessary to wait for the liquid to cool down, then pour it into a container with a lid. A crystal seed must be placed centrally in the center of the cup using the stirrer. Then the lid has to be replaced, which can only be opened after 24 hours. If it is opened earlier, the experiment will be unsuccessful.
Over the course of about 5-10 days, the crystal will slowly gain more and more size, and after 15 days it will reach its final form. Leave the container in the same place while it grows.

ATTENTION!
Perform the experiment only under the supervision of an adult.
The set is intended for children over 8 years of age.

The set will be perfect as a mini laboratory, observatory, or as homework, etc. It will allow your child to learn about the magical world, which may bear fruit in his future. The set is perfectly refined with attention to the smallest details.
The Jokomisiada store has a number of science and DIY kits that help develop creativity in children.