In this box we had two science experiments:Īs usual, there was more than enough supplies in the box for two kids to do the experiments. We found our BBQ lighter was best as it was the easiest for the kids to use.Įverything else we needed either came in the Flame Box or the Starter Kit (when you subscribe you are sent a Starter Kit with all sorts of lab materials). The only thing we needed to provide was a lighter or matches. The theme was Flame and I can’t tell you how excited my kids were to set metals and magnesium on fire! Check out our Combustion Chemistry video! Flame ScienceĪfter attending the live class we set out to do the experiments ourselves. The professor was engaging, fun and it added a wonderful additional learning experience with no cost. This was our first time attending a live session with a MEL Science professor and I highly recommend it. This was a live session where the professor went through the experiments, answered questions from students, and provided a wonderful interactive classroom experience. One of the things we really enjoyed about this kit was that we had the chance to attend a virtual classroom with one of the MEL Science professors. They also offer MEL Kids for younger kids which includes really cool engineering builds along with science. MEL Science is the program designed for older kids (10 year old and up) and focuses on the sciences. Not only can kids use the enclosed written materials, but there is also an app to walk them through the experiments and lessons, plus VR experiences.Įven if you are not homeschooling, if you have a science loving kid, this is an incredible program for them to do just for the love of science! The lessons are delivered in a multi-sensory way.

We discovered MEL Science last year and after using the first box we were hooked! The quality of this program is top notch. But there is an answer that will make your homeschool science lessons easier and so much fun! The answer is MEL Science. This can be very daunting for some parents. When they are younger, simple baking soda and vinegar experiments are all the rage, but eventually kids will want to get into more advanced labs and experiments. When it comes to doing science at home it can become challenging as kids enter advanced studies. Or visit our YouTube channel to see if the video has been uploaded there. Not seeing our videos? Turn off any adblockers to ensure our video feed can be seen. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Disclaimer: This article may contain commission or affiliate links.

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