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Emily
Day 1 of our 12 days of Reviews features Steve Spangler Science! My boys love science! They especially love hands on experiments. We watch Steve Spangler on our local news channel often and the boys always want to recreate the fun experiments he highlights. I was recently given the opportunity to review the Big Bag of Science! As soon as my boys saw the bag, they were more than a little excited.
We sat around the table and poured through the booklet of all the different things we could do in the kit. Cartman decided he wanted to make slime! We set out everything he would need and I helped him measure out the ingredients and shake the cup. After a few seconds of shaking, his liquid became slime! He had fun pretending the slime was many things/creatures and the age old “boogers”. That never gets old in a house full of boys!
Thomas wanted to make snow. I thought it a bit odd considering it was actually snowing REAL snow outside when we were experimenting. He said either snow or shooting mentos from soda. I thought making snow would be less mess in the house. 
So he got his supplies together and started mixing like a pro! Pretty soon we had a table full of fluffy snow! We put some in the freezer to see if it would get just as hard as the real snow! Cartman couldn’t tell which was real and which was fake after both had been in the freezer for a couple hours.
The Steve Spangler Big Bag of Science was a BIG hit in our house. Retailing at $39.95, this is a great price many many experiments you can do! My kids gave it 4 thumbs up and even wanted to get a set for Grandpa for Christmas!
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The Steve Spangler Big Bag of Science gets the kids off the computer/video games and gets their brain thinking. It’s fun that the whole family can enjoy!
disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of the Big Bag of Science for my review. The thoughts and opinions are mine and honest.
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