Turn ordinary science into extraordinary art with the Smithsonian Magic Rocks Kit. Just drop the “magic” stones into the solution and watch vibrant crystal towers grow right before your eyes—some forming in just minutes! A thrilling, fast-acting STEM experiment perfect for curious kids ages 10+. Experience the wonder of chemistry in action with the Smithsonian Magic Rocks Kit, an exciting STEM activity where kids create dazzling crystal formations right at home. The kit includes specially formulated “magic” stones and a crystal-growing solution that produces spikes, towers and coral-like structures in bright, vivid colors. Kids simply place the rocks into the solution and observe as the growth begins almost instantly, with full formations emerging over the following hours. Designed for ages 10 and up, this project combines science and creativity—making it ideal for classrooms, independent learning, science fairs or fun weekend experiments. As children watch the reaction unfold, they learn about crystal formation, chemical interaction and the real-world uses of crystalline structures in nature and technology. Once complete, the finished crystal scene becomes a stunning display piece. Whether gifted to a budding scientist or used as an immersive educational tool, Smithsonian Magic Rocks delivers fast-paced excitement and lasting inspiration. Product Details: Product Dimensions: 11.75" L x 2.50" W x 10.50" HMaterial: See packagingPlay Pattern: Hands-on exploration & STEM playSkill Development: Critical thinking & scientific reasoningCare Instructions: Store all components in a clean, dry place and keep smaller pieces in labeled bags or containers to prevent loss. Use included tools, chemicals or materials exactly as directed and under adult supervision when required. Wipe surfaces and reusable parts with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use; never submerge electrical or sensitive components in water. Dispose of single-use materials responsibly after completing experiments. Keep kits away from heat sources, open flames and direct sunlight. Wash hands after handling science materials or experiment elements. For multi-session projects, label progress and store unfinished builds safely to protect components.
