Mysterious EDU7080
Detectolab Science Kit!

A good detective is a great scientist! With this kit you will not become a qualified secret agent, but you will experience some of the challenges detectives encounter. You will learn that every sleth must pay attention to masses of details, have a scientifically trained mind to bring all these details tegether, then come up with the right conclusion.

Science Fair Project ideas with the EDU7080 Detectolab Science Kit You found saliva, fingerprints and fiber at the crime scene. With the materials and microscope included in your Detectolab you will be able to example your evidence against the same materials gathered from your suspects. Do a project on chomatography. Make up a crime, like a bank robbery Deciper a note left behind by the robber, but the ink had fallen into a puddle outside the bank and pen marker had run. What do you do? Make up another crime. You are having a birthday party for your mother. Everything is set, so you go out to play for an hour. When you come home you find that the cake is half eaten, presents are thrown in every direction, and blue stuff is smeared all over the table. Whodunit? This is a perfect case for a forensic scientist! Write done your suspects. You found saliva, fingerprints and fiber at the crime scene. With the materials and microscope included in your Detectolab you will be able to example your evidence against the same materials gathered from your suspects. Here are some more ideas that you can do for fun... Be a CSI and lift fingerprints with the materials in your kit! Use a small light weight paint brush, dust from a charcoal briquette, and apply a light coating of the dust to a surface with fingerprints. Or use the finger dust in your kit. With clear packaging tape, lift the prints off the glass and stick the tape onto white paper. You've just captured a fingerprint! Make tire tracks in sand with your bike. Walk the bike through the sand. Then ride your bike through the sand. Now you have imprints of your shoes or boots and the tire tread pattern that was left behind. How does the tire impression change when you ride your bike oppose to walking it. What evidence was left on your shoes? Forensic analysis also involves splashes and splatter patterns. Fill balloons up with water. Throw them at a dry and level paved surface. Throw them at different angles. Are the splatter patterns different or the same? This Tree of Knowledge scientific experiment kit has over 65 activities and experiments with fingerprints, cipher codes, secret messages, chromatogrpahy, identity detection and much more! You receive all the above 6-free science fair project ideas in your free 134 page Super Science Fair ebook when you purchase this product.