Magnet Yard Mutiny Adventure Kit

$19.99

Magnet Yard Mutiny Adventure Kit

$19.99
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Magnet Yard Mutiny Excavation Adventure Kit

The sorting robots disagree. Loads move without contact. What is pulling the strings?

Magnet Yard Mutiny sends young Explorers into a robotic sorting yard with a problem that cannot be solved by appearances.

Kids begin with a six-lesson online science adventure. Test the evidence for magnetic materials, compare pole interactions and distance, and investigate compass behavior. Explore static electricity and a model electromagnet before defining a useful magnetic design.

Then comes the excavation finale. Open the kit to uncover six assorted geological specimens, compare their features, and match each find to one of six specimen Discovery Cards. After the discoveries have been identified, open the sealed Gemling Mystery Mix blind bag to reveal one surprise collectible Gemling.

Enjoy the six-compartment dig as one big discovery experience or save compartments for smaller celebrations after lessons. Every theme uses the same geological specimen collection. Assortments vary and are not selected to match the online lesson topics.

Inside the adventure:

  • Companion six-lesson online science adventure
  • Six assorted geological specimens
  • Six matching specimen Discovery Cards
  • One six-compartment Discovery Dig
  • Excavation tool
  • Hands-on specimen identification
  • Gemling Mystery Mix blind bag
  • One surprise collectible Gemling inside the blind bag
  • Companion digital adventure resources
  • Discover, Identify, Collect experience

Science subjects explored:

  • Magnetic Materials & Noncontact Attraction
  • Poles, Attraction, Repulsion & Distance
  • Magnetic Fields, Compasses & Earth's Magnetism
  • Static Electricity & Forces Without Touching
  • Electromagnets & Controllable Magnetic Effects
  • Defining a Problem Solved with Magnets

The companion online learning is free. The physical kit adds the excavation, specimen identification, and take-home collection.

Investigate invisible forces, then discover real specimens in your own hands.

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