Your child deserves the best hands-on electricity kit available

Learning electric circuits has never been easier or more effective. 
No ordinary science kit, the newly released Electric Circuits KitBook is a 2008 Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award winner and a 2008 Association of Educational Publishers Distinguished Achievement Award winner. It is a hands-on unit study for basic electric circuits that will engage and challenge students of all ages.

Don't be afraid of science, get your hands on it!
The patented lesson-text-kit format of KitBooks puts the educational content, hands-on materials, and laboratory all at the student's fingertips. There are no extra parts to buy. With KitBooks, even the battery is included.

You don't have to be an engineer to teach electric circuits.
We've made it easy for you. The KitBook is an all-in-one learning adventure. It was designed to be teacher-led or self-taught. So Mom and Dad don't have to be engineers to work with their children on it. You can turn them loose, time will fly as they enjoy hour after hour of learning fun.

If you want a toy science kit, then you don't want a KitBook.
One of the key features that sets the Electric Circuits KitBook apart from other science kits is the educational content. The text provides in-depth learning that is not possible with toy-like kits. The KitBook lessons include dozens of experiments in nine major activities spanning simple circuits, batteries, conductors and insulators, switches, series circuits, parallel circuits, and electromagnetism.

Other key features of the Electric Circiuts KitBook are its reusability and durability. Unlike most science kits on the market, KitBooks are printed and assembled in the USA. Designed and authored by engineers, your KitBook can be used over the years for your entire family.

If you want your children to gain an understanding of electric circuits-- not just play around with them--then the Electric Circuits KitBook is right for you and your family.

Home School Resources:

Here is the printable companion worksheet to the Fall 2009 Chemistry article in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine. Feel free to share it with your friends. Page 1 is the worksheet, Page 2 is the answer sheet:
Chemical Scavenger Hunt Worksheet 
(click to open; right click to save)

This file contains printable worksheets for completing the Batteries Challenge (Chapter 3) and Conductors and Insulators Challenge (Chapter 4) in the Electric Circuits KitBook: 
Chapters 3 - 4 Worksheets
(click to open; right click to save)

Home School Testimonials:

"Since I brought home an Electric Circuits KitBook for my five children, there has only been one problem. They argue over who gets to use the KitBook first! This is the best packaged science curriculum for fourth to sixth graders that I've ever seen and I would highly recommend it to teachers in any educational environment. All the parts are right there, the kits are well-made, and the information is shared in a manner children can understand. I hope there will be many more KitBooks on other topics to come!"
       - Sonya Haskins, author and homeschool mom

"I just want to tell you what a great product you have. I purchased your KitBook this past Friday at the homeschool convention in Indianapolis for my 11 year old daughter, my little engineer. When she saw it, she wanted to take it apart and work on it right away but I made her wait until Saturday when we got home. When I finally let her open it up I couldn't get her to put it down. Not only has she enjoyed it but so have her 8 year old sister and her 4 year old brother. The 2 year old brother likes to watch as they make things work. Thank you for such a wonderful product."
           - Marlyce K., homeschool mom of 4

 
The best hands-on science materials your child will ever use are just a few clicks away.

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