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Do you have a little one who yearns to know the inner workings of everything he sees? Do you have a child who loves to explore and experiment in the world around her? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then the Young Scientists Club’s Science Kits would be perfect for the studious and curious little mind in your care.

Founded by Esther Novis, a mother of five and a former Harvard trained biologist, the Young Scientists Club seeks to bring children fun, interactive learning adventures that allow them to explore and learn the world around them through science.

Young ScientistAnd the Young Scientists Club Science Kits do just that. We tested out the Weather Kit with my six year old who is a weather nut. Included in the kit were three plastic baggies that each provided several experiments and activities. Thanks to the Young Scientists Club, my son now understands the three phases of matter, how a barometer works and the properties that compose a volcano.


And I can tell you that for his six year old little mind it was almost too much excitement. I half expected him to actually erupt himself when our makeshift volcano bubblied up. He was literally bouncing up and down. Oh, and a bonus? I learned a few things myself!

There are twelve different Science Sets available, each containing three kits, and they span a wealth of topics from Recycling to the inner workings of the body to Polymers. That’s hours of fun and learning for you and your children. Today, we would like to offer our readers a chance to win a Young Scientists Club Science Kit. Leave a comment for your entry to win. There are also ways to earn extra entries. Read below for all the details.

The Young Scientists Club was founded in 1999 to fulfill a clear and simple mission: to engage boys and girls around the world in An Educational Science Adventure that Lasts a Lifetime by offering quality, science-related products that will fascinate them with the wonders of scientific discovery and spark their interest in future scientific endeavors. All of our products are designed by a team of Harvard graduates, scientists, educators and parents with one purpose in mind – to combine fun and fascination with quality and learning in each and every product.

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    This contest will be open from November 17 to December 4th. A winner will be selected and announced on December 5th.

    Christmas will be here before we know it, so enter to win today and get working on those holiday cards!

    *We received one weather kit to review. Two kits are also being provided for our Christmas Giveaway and Under The Tree Program.

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    27. I sure would love to win this for my precious Grand daughter who is a real science nut! I included your Christmas button in my blog post & left the link on my other entries…..Thanks so much for all these wonderful give aways!

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    43. I love these kits that are so educational for kids. Our entire society and kids are SO lacking in scientific education

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    52. Wow…didnt know they had a YOUng Scientests Club!! My little girl LOVES science (and her grades and excitement reflects that). I would love to get her the Bacteria and Fungus Kit…maybe SHE can figure out how to get rid of the LYME that I cant get rid of and keeps me so very sick…
      PLease allow us to enter this giveaway!

      thanks so much!

      ejrichter60 at gmail dot com

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    53. My son loves learning about how things are made and how they work. I think I have the only 5 year old that loves watching “How It’s Made” on the Discovery Channel. Thanks for the giveaway!

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    71. Since my background is science and math related, I always try to get my kids something during the holidays that teaches and entertains. These kits look like they would fit the bill!

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    89. This would be so cool! I have a couple of kiddos who would love to do this when they come to my house! (my daughter is a little young for it)

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    94. This would be a perfect Christmas Present for my son as he is a little scientist full of curiosity about everything.

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    113. My daughter is really into experimenting on everything she finds at home. This would be a constructive way to channel her enthusiasm.

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    138. This would be wonderful for my twin boys they love everything science. I know it would bring a huge smile to their faces to recieve this. I just signed up to recieve your newsletter. Very excited about this websites as it seems to have amazing things for my family.

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    170. Even if the giveaway doesn’t happen for me… I now have a great idea for a Christmas present for my little scientist. Thanks!

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    185. Who wouldn’t want to do science projects with their kids. My daughter is fascinating to watch because she thinks everything is Amazing

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    190. My daughter pretends to be a meteorologist sometimes. Between her and her father, I bet this would be a great gift. Thanks.

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    203. My 6 year old would love to have the Adventure Science Series. Especially the Volcano Madness. Science and math are his two best subjects.

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    240. Would love this for my grand daughter since, her Dad just became a physicisist and she could start her science career early!

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    267. I remember being happy to get science and chemistry sets as a child, and my son now likes to ‘experiment’ and see what he could make. The Young Scientists kits are varied and affordable and a great way (IMO) to spark children’s creativity and logical thinking at the same time.

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    304. My son has been such a good little boy this year and he is such a huge science fan! He is always so thoughtful and giving. This science kit would be a perfect surprise from Santa under the Christmas tree!

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    362. I would love to win this for my daughter. I loved Chemistry in high school and college and hopefully some of it rubs off on my children 🙂

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    380. Hi,
      Happened upon you by accident or happy
      coincidence…have a 6 yr old wanna be
      SCIENTIST, he must be using his mind
      power invention to lead me to your
      website to win this for him and also
      I must go and get him a cookie now! Thanks

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    417. I’d love to send this to my nephew to encourage his love of science 🙂 Thanks for yet another great contest!

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    435. I blogged about and posted the button for your Christmas Giveaway , and took it upon myself to blog and post the button for the Under the Tree program. 😀

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    443. What a great idea…. I love the amazing companies you highlight. What a great gift for those growing minds=)

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