This was a lot of fun even though I only got to use it a couple times. Very easy to use. It goes pretty high. I would recommend doing it in the park though or open space rather than in the neighborhood lol some kids find it very fun other kids don't like putting into work because technology nowadays 🙄 but if you got a bike anyways there are automatic battery air pumps so that might be even more fun for kids because it's pure enjoyment versus any work
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Product information
| Product Dimensions | 8.5 x 2.25 x 6.75 inches |
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| Item Weight | 1.58 pounds |
| Country of Origin | China |
| ASIN | B0007KK0V2 |
| Item model number | 3431 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
| Batteries | 215 CR123A batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,682 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #66 in Educational Science Kits #264 in Kids' Art Clay & Dough |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Release date | June 1, 2018 |
| Manufacturer | Toysmith |
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About 4M
4M educational toys cover a wide range of subjects and include science kits, arts and crafts kits, robotics kits, and more. Each toy is creative, imaginative, inspiring--and most of all, fun! They encourage your child's inquisitive nature while teaching them to explore the world around them.
4M KidzLabs Volcano Making Kit
Learn about the fascinating world of science in a fun, hands-on way.
Teach children about the awesome power of volcanoes with the 4M Volcano Making Kit. The Volcano Making Kit is a hands-on science project that creates a simulated erupting volcano. This kit includes fast drying plaster, volcano mold, paint, paint brush and stir stick. Detailed instructions for use and care are included. Requires vinegar and baking soda for eruption (not included). Recommended for ages 8 years and up.
- The Volcano Making Kit is a hands on science project that creates a simulated erupting volcano
- This kit includes fast drying plaster, volcano mold, paint, paint brush and stir stick
- Requires vinegar and baking soda for eruption (not included)
- Detailed instructions for use and care are included
- Recommended for ages 8 years and up
- Accredited by STEM.ORG the leader in credentialing of STEM toys, games and educational resources.
Make your own volcano and watch as it erupts with bubbling, fizzing "lava".
Kit includes fast drying plaster, volcano mold, paint, paint brush and stir stick. Requires baking soda and vinegar for eruption (not included).
Fun for the whole family and educational, this STEM science kit also makes a great, unique gift.
The 4M Brand is Recognized by STEM.org as a STEM Authenticated Brand
STEM.org is the longest continually-operating, privately held STEM education research and credentialing organization in America. Since 2001, its leadership has assisted with key initiatives that have been critical to the overall growth and proliferation of the movement, including early work on the 2005 STEM Congressional Caucus. Its team demonstrates the best in pedagogics / andragogics, supporting the world’s top brands, organizations and thousands of educators globally.
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| Topics Covered | Volcanology | Geology | Magnetism | Circuits, Spy Science | Bernouli's Airflow Principle |
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Easy to use, basic water rocket parts (just add bottle & tire pump). Enjoyed by kids and adults.
Very fun for all ages - adults liked playing with it as much as the kids. Works great. "A good time that was had by all". Comes with - 2 rubber cork plugs - 2 sets of 3 fins (and a spare fin for each set, tho they seem pretty durable, no breaks yet) - 2 plastic air tubes to connect tire pump to rubber cork in water bottle. - 4 small plastic connectors for connecting tire pump to the rubber cork via clear plastic tube (basically, one connector thru rubber cork, connect clear tube, another connector for bike pump; 2 sets) Minimal assembly: Insert tire pump connector thru the rubber cork provided so it sticks out thru wider part of rubber cork (only goes 1 way, cant mess it up) Connect clear plastic tube to connector on rubber cork, and insert other small connector into the other end of the clear tube to connect to tire pump (basically, 1 connector for each end of clear tube). Fill water bottle 1/3 full with water. Press the rubber cork into bottom of bottle. Press HARD. The harder you press it in, the more pressure is needed to pop it out and the higher it will go. Stand rocket up on fins as its launch pad. Start pumping the bike tire pump until the cork pops out and the rocket launches. (While reading about these bottle rockets, I could never figure out what the release mechanism was to actually launch the rocket - turns out its a function of how tightly you insert the rubber cork, thats it). We were launching 200-300 feet in the air once we figured out we just need to push the rubber cork in harder. While you can use any 1 liter bottle, I prefer the Seagrams Tonic 1 liter bottle - cuz then I have an excuse to make Gin & Tonics too! However, the Polar brand Tonic bottle is more streamlined, looks more like a rocket. And you can cut the top off another bottle to attach it on top of the main engine bottle for a bigger rocket, and a more streamlined look. (pointed nose vs flat bottom of main bottle on top) Google around and you will see examples.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022Style: Water Rocket KitVerified Purchase
Very fun for all ages - adults liked playing with it as much as the kids. Works great. "A good time that was had by all".
Easy to use, basic water rocket parts (just add bottle & tire pump). Enjoyed by kids and adults.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
Comes with
- 2 rubber cork plugs
- 2 sets of 3 fins (and a spare fin for each set, tho they seem pretty durable, no breaks yet)
- 2 plastic air tubes to connect tire pump to rubber cork in water bottle.
- 4 small plastic connectors for connecting tire pump to the rubber cork via clear plastic tube
(basically, one connector thru rubber cork, connect clear tube, another connector for bike pump; 2 sets)
Minimal assembly:
Insert tire pump connector thru the rubber cork provided so it sticks out thru wider part of rubber cork (only goes 1 way, cant mess it up)
Connect clear plastic tube to connector on rubber cork, and insert other small connector into the other end of the clear tube to connect to tire pump (basically, 1 connector for each end of clear tube).
Fill water bottle 1/3 full with water.
Press the rubber cork into bottom of bottle. Press HARD.
The harder you press it in, the more pressure is needed to pop it out and the higher it will go.
Stand rocket up on fins as its launch pad.
Start pumping the bike tire pump until the cork pops out and the rocket launches.
(While reading about these bottle rockets, I could never figure out what the release mechanism was to actually launch the rocket - turns out its a function of how tightly you insert the rubber cork, thats it).
We were launching 200-300 feet in the air once we figured out we just need to push the rubber cork in harder.
While you can use any 1 liter bottle, I prefer the Seagrams Tonic 1 liter bottle - cuz then I have an excuse to make Gin & Tonics too! However, the Polar brand Tonic bottle is more streamlined, looks more like a rocket.
And you can cut the top off another bottle to attach it on top of the main engine bottle for a bigger rocket, and a more streamlined look. (pointed nose vs flat bottom of main bottle on top) Google around and you will see examples.
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WadhaReviewed in the United Arab Emirates on May 4, 2024
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- DallasReviewed in the United Arab Emirates on October 23, 2022
Good
Style: Water Rocket KitVerified Purchase - HazmatReviewed in Canada on November 4, 2019
Good fun for kids and grown-ups too
Style: Water Rocket KitVerified Purchase - Amazon CustomerReviewed in India on September 26, 2019
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