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Melscience Kits: Unleash Your Child's Inner Scientist with Fun and Learning

Explore chemistry with Melscience kits - Fun experiments, STEM learning, and a science subscription box for kids. Dive into hands-on science

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Are you a parent looking to nurture your child's curiosity and interest in science? Do you want to make learning chemistry fun and engaging? Look no further than Melscience educational chemistry kits! In this article, we'll dive into the exciting world of kids' science experiments, chemical reactions for kids, STEM learning with Melscience, chemistry experiments at home, and the wonders of a science subscription box. Let's embark on this scientific journey together, simplifying complex ideas and making science an adventure for young minds.

[livingnotesfromnyc]

Ever deal with any of these? *Kids want practical learning not just theory *Your kids don’t enjoy learning at home *Want to involve the whole family in the learning experience? This @MelScience subscription is the solution to all, AND the best money spent : you get a monthly dose of fun with over 100 different kits and experiences. Everything imaginable: from STEM and coding to physics and chemistry. You can pick a topic, mix and match as you please, there are ways to get more and save money too. I don’t know who had more fun here, Yeva or me while taking pictures of her creating magic science! A bunch of my friends subscribed to MelScience and ALL I hear is how much fun they are having! Get one too with my code LIVINGNOTES for 50% off the first month, the link is in my bio. I promise, you WILL love it and so will your kids and their teachers! If kids have to go back to school, let’s make school more fun, right? . 📷: @theframed.photography . #science #melscience #backtoschool #forkids #Montessori #stem (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChnjxTbPoBq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Link for Stories: https://melscience.com/sBGv/ Link for bio: https://melscience.com/sBGu/ CAPTION AD | The most fun these two had while learning some science! Moms (and dads ;)), bookmark @melscience subscription : it’s a must-have for everyone! There are 18 STEM DIY projects that are included in a subscription plan with new science topics delivered monthly to your door. They also offer free online lessons with professional science teachers, AR science lessons within MEL science app, learning through storytelling and so much more. I would definitely recommend MelScience for homeschoolers or those on distance learning, but more than anything, it’s such a great way to spend time together away from tablets and gadgets! Just look at kids' faces - this was the first time they were playing, and every emotion is as pure as it gets! They had SO much fun. I only wish I had pictures of Nikola’s face when he was helping Evyianne. It was hard to tell who enjoyed it more :) I also have a special offer for you: 60% off the first month on ANY subscription. Use my promo code: NOTES60 (It is only valid for one month though, so make sure to take advantage of it!) (choose from Chemistry, STEM, Physics, Coding, Med, Professions. ALL are worth every penny!) Just use the link in my Stories! . 📷: @theframed.photography . #melscience #kids #melchemistry #melphysics #melkids #melmed #science #stem (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdeBMMHOJmu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Where are all the cool mums here 🙌🏾 I’m not just a mum, I’m a cool science mum 😃. This @melscience Kit has been keeping  me and my girls very busy and active during this holiday period. We’re loving every bit of it. Which mum doesn’t like a learning kit that also seem like fun for the kids! @melscience kit does not feel like studying, but they’re actually doing a science experiment while having so much fun all at the same time. Even I’m learning so much as well. The kit is so handy you can take it on holiday so the kids have some extra fun learning. Alice and Gabriella kept on going about how cool the experiment safety goggles  are. Head to my stories to see some photos of the girls really getting into this science project. Gaby built the Tin Dentrite all by herself while talking Alice through. @melscience kit is definitely a must have for parents. It’s been tried and tested, and I sure approve. #ad #melscience #melchemistry # melkids #melphysics #melsciencepartner https://www.instagram.com/p/CSG_xE6IkrA/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Блюдо японской кухни «Танцующий кальмар» Тушку кальмара помещают в чашку с рисом, а затем поливают соевым соусом — и в это время моллюск начинает «танцевать», перебирая своими щупальцами. Нервные волокна кальмара реагируют на содержащиеся в соевом соусе ионы натрия и заставляют мышцы сокращаться. 📺 Посмотреть это можно по хэштегу The "dancing squid" is a Japanese dish the squid is placed in a bowl of rice, and seasoned with soy sauce - and the mollusk starts to "dance", waving its tentacles. The nerve fibers of the squid react to the sodium ions contained in the soy sauce and make its muscles contract. Картинка для Mel Science Работа вместе с Екатериной Ерофеевой @erofeya и Юлией Южной 🎶 posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CCt8CT9jYrC/

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Wrench and drill bit for Mel Science 🔧 posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CB84xazjO0e/

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Mel Kids Science Kit “Cave Sound” Review

Today, we are reviewing the Mel Kids Science Kit “Cave Sound” subscription box.  The Mel Kids Science Kit subscription sends you monthly science kits that are great for kids ages 5-10. You’ll get a new lesson each month, with a hands-on experiment, a building set, educational comics, brain teasers, and coloring pages.  Price: $24.90 per month Ships to: US Shipping: FREE We received this box for review purposes.

Mel Kids Science Kit “Cave Sound” Review

The Mel Kids Science Kit arrived in colorful box decorated with cartoon dinosaurs. This is the first kids subscription box that I've seen with a colorful cartoon on the outside fo the box.

Here is our first peek into the box!

The back of the box tells us more about what's inside this "Cave Sound" science kit. This kit will allow my kids to assemble a real music box (awesome!), explore the nature of sound, and compose their own melodies. The scientific concepts that will be learned include how sound is created, the unexpected uses of sound, and the difference between loud and quiet, and high-pitched and low-pitched.

Here is a view of everything we saw once we lifted the activity booklet.

The activity booklet is quite substantial in weight. It is filled with full color comics and the instructions you need to assemble this music box.

Here's a look at all of the components this box contains to build the music box.

And you can see how detailed and educational the comics are. There were probably about 20 pages of educational comics in this book!

Here's a view of the instructions. What I loved about the instructions is everything was detailed in pictures - perfect for spatial reasoning and a lot faster than having read line by line instructions.

Next are the assembly pieces that we got in this kit.

These components are made of either high quality lightweight wood, metal, paper, or rubber.

Here's a view of more of the pre-cut wooden pieces.

Now, let's get on to the assembly! My 8-year old son was happy to work on this project. I also love that it wasn't a screen-based activity!

For the most part, my son could fit the wooden pieces together, but in some cases he did need my help.

My son loves to build and create, so this was a great project for him.

You can see the music box coming together now. I really like how there was a dragon theme on the wooden pieces of this music box.

Rubber bands were used to create tension on the wooden tines that will hit the metal pieces that will make the music box sounds.

Here's a close look at the metal tiles that will create music!

The wooden slotted platform was used to insert the cardboard paper at different intervals - this creates the melody and my son enjoyed making different patterns on this board.

To make the music, or cave sound in this case, the crank on the right is turned to feed the wooden platform through. When the cardboard hits the wooden tines, the top of the tines hit the metal tiles, thereby creating musical notes!

Here's a view from the front side of the music box.

And here is a side view.

I am a huge fan of subscription box creations where kids can use them for a while. This cave sound music box is one that my son will keep in his room for quite a while!

I really loved how my son could see the inner workings of how a real music box really works. I mean, who wouldn't love that? And, he created this music box (mostly) by himself!

Learning and encourage interest in scientific concepts is important at a young age. Mel Kids made this science kit fun for my 8-year old son to build a real music box that creates sound and music. The comic book and visual instructions were really easy to follow. I especially loved how this helped my son and I spend some quality time together all while helping him learn about science, sound, and movement all at once! Join Read the full article