learningstore:

We carry test tubes - for plastic ones.


Big ones are in a Set of 6 for 14.90 including test tube rack.

Small ones are $6.90 for a Set of 10.

Can also take a look at Let's Explore Chemistry Kit ! Its quite interesting and also contain a lot of tools you may require.

http://203.175.162.102/~lstore/oc/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1819

Imami:

slmkhoo:

You can look online for 'kitchen table science' or similar ideas. My kids were in a very small school overseas until 8th/10th grades, and that's the only kind of science experiments they did until getting back to Singapore. Actually, since my older girl is not taking science A levels, those are the only science experiments she'll every do! At your son's age, some of those that can be done with common household items and materials should be fine (and fun).

Wow, this is good! You ladies are awesome :grphug: giving me so many ideas!

BB mom,

When I go art friend, it's usually for art supplies. Never notice they have test tubes! Thanks for the alert!

mathtuition88:

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slmkhoo:

You can look online for 'kitchen table science' or similar ideas. My kids were in a very small school overseas until 8th/10th grades, and that's the only kind of science experiments they did until getting back to Singapore. Actually, since my older girl is not taking science A levels, those are the only science experiments she'll every do! At your son's age, some of those that can be done with common household items and materials should be fine (and fun).

Imami:

Wow thanks AB!


The making things float and sink look fun!

Imami:

autumnbronze:

Imami,


What about those science experimental books? You can conduct experiments using tools from home.

If you have not come across these books, I can post pictures. Let me know.

:idea: I haven't bought any books yet. Was googling around yesterday and thought maybe I shd try getting the tools first? Some experiments call for test tubes and beakers. While we can make do using whatever we have at home, I thought I want to \"formalize\" these home science experiments.

:please: But it would be great if you can point some good books to me...

autumnbronze:

Imami,


What about those science experimental books? You can conduct experiments using tools from home.

If you have not come across these books, I can post pictures. Let me know.