Secret science activity play set

Time for another giveaway! We love educational toys and Secret Science from John Adams lets children explore coding, secret messaging and more!

Secret Science Age 8+ Years

What you get in the box –

  • magic photo box
  • 2 x coding bracelets with code inserts
  • black light pen
  • water fizzer
  • compact mirror with secret notepad
  • locket room guard
  • black cord
  • colour activity guide

Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included)

Kids can explore secret science with 8 amazing top-secret activities to get them started. From building a cool secret magic box using an optical illusion, making secret coding bracelets to invisible inks and much more!

secret science activity playset

Now Time For A Giveaway!

For your chance to win a copy of Secret Science simply fill in the rafflecopter form below. Good luck!

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When prompted on the form for your details and website URL, please leave the URL section blank if you do not have a website/blog.

UK residents only.

No cash alternative.

The winner will be notified through Twitter.

The winner will be asked for address details which will only be used for dispatching the prize.

Please expect possible delays with delivery of your prize due to the current COVID circumstances.

Competition ends 26th May 2021.

 

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57 Comments

  1. Nice product, wish they wouldn’t make it so pink and glitzy though to appeal to the girls. It’s 2021!

  2. My son would love this – he loves anything to do with keeping things secret or spy things

  3. Ooh my daughter would love this, she loves learning all things new and experimenting!

  4. this looks great for the 7 year old – love activities aimed at getting kids more interested in stem

  5. This looks so much and love that it has girls in mind. It looks like something my Goddaughter would absolutely love as she’s a hands on learner.

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