Showing posts with label crystal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crystal. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Smithsonian Smithsonian Micro Rock and Gem Dig Review

Smithsonian Smithsonian Micro Rock and Gem Dig
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Great fun. Our son spent so much time and care chipping away at the sandblock to find the gem. It was very rewarding for him to find the gems. Next step is to scientifically identify the minerals. The gems were very small.

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Sunday, June 24, 2012

MAGIC GARDEN from Schylling Toys Review

MAGIC GARDEN from Schylling Toys
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This garden becomes beautiful overnight. However, the first time someone walks past the table where it is placed, it falls apart! We thought someone had accidentaly crashed into my daughter's first magic garden so we bought her a replacement - same story. This item is so fragile it is bound to dissappoint.

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This amazing garden fully blooms within hours.

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Monday, June 18, 2012

Dig A Dino Tyrannosaurus Rex Review

Dig A Dino Tyrannosaurus Rex
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My son is into dinosaurs these days. He is four and needs some supervision with this project, but it is great fun for both his dad and I to help him with. It comes as a small brick, with a small brush and digging tool with the bones "embedded" within it. Then you saw away on it until you "discover the bones" and then you carefully brush away the bones and then put the skeleton together. Great fun. I don't know if older children would dig it as much but my four year old is "diggin'" it.

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Excavate parts of a T-Rex skeleton from a mound of clay, then assemble it!Kit includes Kidz Quiz, instructions, and excavator's tools. Ages:7,8,9,10Manufacturer:Toysmith

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Monday, September 19, 2011

Expedition : Skull Of Tyrannosaurus Rex Review

Expedition : Skull Of Tyrannosaurus Rex
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My 9 year-old son who's really into gems and minerals received this for Christmas. Great gift! There's instant gratification with the "crystal mine," one of those dig it type activities, and fun watching different colored "gems" (simple crystal formations) grow on a rock which you supply. This takes about a week. My son has a collection of these crystal formations displayed in his room. With adult help and supervision, a child as young as 6 or 7 could have fun with this kit. One caution, though. My younger son accidentally spilled the green growing solution which contains a huge amount of coloring. Though we were able to clean it up, it was a big mess on the granite counter, wall, and tile floor. Next time we chose a container with a lid. Overall, a very cool gift, and different than anything I was able to find locally.

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Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the most fearsome dinosaurs that ever walked the Earth - reaching a length of 47 ft (14 m) and a weight of up to 8 tons. With its 5 ft (1.5 m) head it could have swallowed humans whole if they had evolved by then! This kit allows you to excavate, restore and display a 7" (18 cm) reproduction of such a giant skull, embedded in a slate-like slab of rock. WARNING: Ages 7 +. Not Suitable for children under 3 years of ages. Contains small parts which may be ingested. Conform to ASTM F963-07

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