National Geographic™ Volcano Making Kit
Item #
10378147
$14.99
National Geographic™ Volcano Making Kit
$14.99
Details
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Description
Create your own bubbling and erupting volcano using this National Geographic™ Volcano Making kit. With a fast drying plaster, six different paints, paint brush, volcano mold and stir stick, this kit helps you kick start your project effortlessly. Once the kit is ready, simply add baking soda and vinegar to see the magic of volcano eruptions.
Details:
- Comes with fast drying plaster
- Includes volcano mold
- Includes paint, paint brush and stir stick
- Requires soda and vinegar for eruption (not included)
Create your own bubbling and erupting volcano using this National Geographic™ Volcano Making kit. With a fast drying plaster, six different paints, paint brush, volcano mold and stir stick, this kit helps you kick start your project effortlessly. Once the kit is ready, simply add baking soda and vinegar to see the magic of volcano eruptions.
Details:
- Comes with fast drying plaster
- Includes volcano mold
- Includes paint, paint brush and stir stick
- Requires soda and vinegar for eruption (not included)
National Geographic™ Volcano Making Kit is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
JacquieG from
A lot of fun!
I purchased two for my 7 and 8yr old son and daughter. They loved the mixing and pouring. They didn’t like being patient while the volcano set but when they could paint and finally make it erupt they where extremely happy. It’s a simple science project. I used clips to help keep the mold together along with rubber band while it dried.
Date published: 2021-05-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Texmexmama from
It was cool for the price
It is very cool. The cast for the volcano is very cool, it’s fast drying plaster so it is a fairly quick activity. I did it for my 5 year old and she loved it. She helped me stir the plaster and then paint it afterwards. They don’t give you enough paint. The lava that they give you requires vinegar. It’s just vinegar and baking soda. We made a cooler version with citric acid and baking soda and red dye and then we just used water. The volcano could be used multiple times but may need to be repainted bc it gets discolored. Overall. It was fun after the volcano exhibit at the museum.
Date published: 2021-05-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Activitymom from
Fun to build
I did this with my 3 year old . It fun to mix the plaster and pour volcano. We also painted volcano rainbow. We haven't erupted it yet because we need to go buy white vinegar. Definitely feel its a good deal for price. I buy lots of craft kits.book is educational.
Date published: 2021-02-26
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ndstan from
This works
For all the reviews complaining the mold didn't stay together... that what thr red rubber band is for. And for the reviews complaing the plaster consistency was dry, the instructions state to add water until you have a milkshake consistency.. These complaints are user error. this product worked great.
Date published: 2021-02-08
Rated 1 out of
5
by
srivera1 from
Wish I had taken the time to read the reviews
Just awful. Poor reviews are 100% accurate. Mold is crappy, the plaster needed more water than instructed and dried way too fast. Didn't even get to the paints, since I ended up throwing it out. Very disappointed 5 year old granddaughter.
Date published: 2021-01-18
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Jesusherr78 from
Paint was dry and book was torn
My kit came with dry paints so I had to use my own paints and book that came inside , the learning book,was torn pages, looks like it was old kit. I liked the making of the mold though, mixture did mix well.
Date published: 2020-07-22
Rated 1 out of
5
by
nope123456 from
don't purchase
The acid the kit comes with was rock solid and no matter how hard we tried couldn't get it out of the container. Without the acid, you can't make the volcano erupt. Very disappointing.
Date published: 2020-06-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Vjdask from
Volcano Erupts!
My nieces and nephews enjoyed the surprise end of school year gift. They were engaged in activating the volcano
Date published: 2020-06-07