Equal parts educational, challenging, and entertaining, there’s nothing quite like giving a child a quality science toy with the hopes of sparking an interest in one of many useful scientific fields.
My high school physics teacher is a big part of why I went into physics. I've always been interested in science, back as far as I can remember-- the closest thing to a fan letter I ever wrote was to a ...
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5-in-1 monster lab toy experiments: Slime, eyeballs & epic fizz!
Get ready for a fun science adventure as our host, dressed as a scientist, explores the 5-in-1 Monster Lab toy kit! Watch as ...
Discover asked a number of distinguished science folks what toys they most enjoyed, both as kids and as adults. Here are their replies--sent to us via e-mail, fax, and phone. Arthur C. Clarke, author ...
There’s a wild fascination with little kids and dinosaurs, although if you check the box office numbers for the Jurassic Park franchise, that fascination seems to last into adulthood. And there is no ...
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I took my 11-year-old daughter to a toy fair. This is what she's still talking about a week later.
From Mark Rober's science toys to supersize Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty and a dancing butt, a mother and daughter explore ...
With the holiday season in full swing, the toy industry is bustling with moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends buying gifts for their littlest loved ones. Toy buying used to be simple: ...
Sales in educational toys are booming, but often there isn’t much weight to their claims of teaching kids science and math. By Chavie Lieber Botley is a small plastic robot that makes a big claim.
Tim Rowett is an avid collector of science-related toys. Robert P Crease and son drop in to play with them The wow factor: Tim Rowett, collector of scientific toys. “I have a low boredom threshold,” ...
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