01727 827 194 |
www.inspirationworks.co.uk InspirationWorks teamed up with online social world, Bin Weevils, at the end of last year, and this Summer will see the fi rm launch two science kits based around the Bin Weevils characters and the online world. Lab’s Slimey Slime Lab allows children aged ten and over to make their own Bin Weevils characters. Kids can create gooey effects while exploring the science of hydrated crystals, cross-linked polymers and ion diffusion and gels. Alternatively, kids can produce frosty effects and crystallise
Inspiration Works
their own Bin Weevils with Lab’s Lab Ice Crystal Kit. While creating ice-like fi gures and creatures, kids aged ten plus will be fi nding out about the science of supersaturation, capillary actions, crystallisation, and chromatography. Both kits contain materials that can be used again and again for extended play, along with an illustrated colour instruction booklet to help them create effects. Both will be supported with heavyweight PR and marketing, including TV advertising.
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The Award Winning
Nature Range!
DKL
01604 678 780 |
www.dkl.co.uk Distributed by DKL, the Miniland Educational science range covers Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The crystal growing kits come in four different colours and include all the tools needed, while the robot sets make working models including a moving bird and bubble blower. The Physics and Electric Combination kits have a host of experiments included. Each kit comes packaged in a metal tin for easy storage; also available as a FSDU for feature displays. The outdoor toys collection includes Miniland’s Gardeners Set, for children aged 18 months plus. The kits includes miniature trowels, fl ower pots and a watering can. The plastic vehicles range is designed in a host of sizes; including larger vehicles such as the Super Tractor Trailer, Dumpy Transporter and Monster truck or the smaller vehicles, all featuring moving parts. As with all DKL ranges, Miniland is supported by an in-store support programme, high profi le marketing campaign and dedicated planograms all to drive consumers into stores.
Science4you
020 8223 7364 |
www.science4youtoys.com Science4you began in 2008, as the result of an academic project developed by its founder, Miguel Pina Martins, at ISCTE-IUL, in Lisbon. The company became a symbol of the new Portuguese entrepreneurship dynamics, winning the Business Internationalization Award by UK Trade & Investment in Portugal, recognising its investment in the UK. Starting with six toys and one employee, Science4you became a rising player in the educational and scientifi c toys market, in four years. The company now has more than 150 different toys in its line-up, with products translated in English, Spanish, French, Greek and Polish. Science4you has evolved to bring science to children at various levels. Since its foundation, Science4you has expanded
to the Spanish market where its local offi ces were established in 2010. The company has exported to more than 10 different countries across four continents, and at the beginning of 2013 it established a representation in the UK. Now Science4you produces, develops and sells scientifi c and educative toys, having offi ces in Portugal (Lisbon and Oporto), Spain (Madrid) and in the UK (London). Science4you’s products make science fun and interesting to children. The toys allow children to learn while
experimenting, while the company’s books, which accompany almost all of its products, provide accessible and rigorous scientifi c content. In Portugal and Spain, products include free tickets to science museums for added scientifi c learning. The company’s aim is to cultivate interest in science and its uses in daily life, amongst children and society in general and to be a reference in the market of educational and scientifi c toys, kits, playthings and training, providing anyone the opportunity to try experimental science.
tel: 01628 488944
...designed to inspire
email:
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