Get those kids outside with this Science on a Nature Walk kit. Find animal tracks and fossilize them. Find treasures on a scavenger hunt. Make your own compass.

This kit includes all the necessary tools such as binoculars, butterfly net, magnifying glass, whistle, data entry book, plaster, waist belt pouch  and more.

This country needs more scientists. Who knows; maybe you have a budding Carl Sagan or Marie Curie in your midst.

This elegant wood box contains 110 pieces to teach serious science using magnetized shapes and structures. You can build an infinite number of models in any dimension. The Geomag Collection would be a great gift for any science teacher. It also makes a great executive office toy for your boss.

While using creativity and logic, you'll master the fundamental laws of physics, geometry, architecture and more.

Why do onions make you cry? What makes popcorn pop?

As anyone who has done any baking knows, there is a lot of chemistry involved in cooking. Get one thing wrong and that cake turns into a volcano and you end up with a big mess to clean up.

The Science Chef helps children learn science through cooking projects. 101 fun recipes where you get to eat your experiments! For ages 8 and up.

Do you have one of those kids that is always bringing home some slimy, creepy thing they found outside? Some interesting cocoon that looks so cool, but weeks later sprouts thousands of little critters? Exert some control over the situation with this fun and interesting Grow-A-Frog Kit, that will have them "growing" a frog in no time.

This kit includes the aquarium, handbook, growth food and a certificate for a lab-grown specimen so he doesn't have to find his own. 

Kids driving you nuts? This Science in the Kitchen Kit should help. Take them outside and make bubbles within bubbles with this amazing bubble wand; create sponge art with natural food colors from fruits and vegetables found in your kitchen; or use the blindfold in the kit for doing scientific taste and smell experiments. 

Great for rainy days, too.

I'm not quite sure what the 3 marbles are for...

Make a cool blue light appear in the dark, make a "dirty" penny glow, learn how fireflies glow and more, all with this Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit. 

Includes luminol, that stuff they use on CSI to make certain "fluids" show up in crime scenes. For only $9.95, this kit sounds lit a lot of fun!

Developed by a professor at Brunel University in London, this fascinating kit lets you explore magnetism in a completely new way, thanks to the magnetic properties of British pennies and two extra strong Magic Penny magnets. (In case you didn't know, since 1992 the British penny has been minted in copper-plated steel, thus allowing it to become magnetic. I watch WAY too much BBC.)

Includes one US penny for comparison.

Note: This award-winning kit has been declared illegal in several southern states as it has been condemed as  "witchcraft", because, as everyone knows, you can 'spend a penny' but you cannot 'spin a penny' without touching it.

Know someone who still has to wear a tie to work? Poor guys. Well, then this Caffeine Molecule Silk Tie would be a great addition to their wardrobe.

It shows their love of coffee with the "steaming cup" image and their scientific knowledge with the caffeine molecule. Great gift for science or chemistry teachers or that caffeine-fueled engineer in the family.

Do you have mad bar tending skills, and you try to perfect the art of mixing the best tasting concoctions anyone has ever tasted.  If you turn into a hard drink-mixing Dr. Hyde behind the bar then this Mad Scientist Bar Set will make a perfect addition to your bar utensils.  You can mix your "liquid courage" in a glass beaker and serve them in toxic test tubes.  You'll let everybody at your next party know that the best-tasting cocktails are made by someone who has perfected the science of drink.