Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Thames & Kosmos Alternative Energy and Environmental Science Sustainable Earth Lab Review

Thames and Kosmos Alternative Energy and Environmental Science Sustainable Earth Lab
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This science kit has a well rounded assortment of projects relating to the environment. Every kid should do these experiments and learn about the crucial issues presented in this kit. The manual has a lot of info (a lot of text) in it, so it can be a bit dense at times, and so a parent definitely needs to go through it with their kids. I imagine a teacher could also adapt the projects for more kids to do in a classroom setting. The best experiments are the ones with renewable energy, like solar cells and windmills. Some of the experiments can be repeated, but most of them can only be done once or twice. We all learned A LOT!

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638016 Features: -Science kit gives you the tools and information to learn firsthand about the environmental problems. -Kit is organized into five main sections: renewable energies, natural resource usage, climate change prevention, waste and water management, and energy conservation. -Construct a miniature water treatment plant. -Learn how substances in unnatural concentrations can pollute habitats and harm life. -Manufacture recycled paper and plastic. -Get an understanding of the rapid growth in world population. -Explore the causes and consequences of the greenhouse effect with carbon dioxide tests. -Experiment with heat transfer and insolation. -Build devices to explore wind power, water power. -Track down wasteful uses of energy at school and in your home. -Full-color. -48-page manual guides your experiments and energy conservation activities. -Ages 10 and up. -Assembly required. -Guide book dimensions: 5.5'' W x 8.25'' D.

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