What is hidden in a plaster block? Forging, digging, drawing and marveling at the exciting treasures of nature.
Here, children go on a treasure hunt and discover the colorful world of minerals. Sparkling rock crystal, luminous rose quartz, aventurine, amethyst and red jasper can be affected by hammer and chisel.
This dig kit offers a touch of geology. Digging, cleaning, demonstrating - here children work as researchers.
A playful and interesting Kosmos experiment box for children aged 7 and up.
Users manual:
1. First, prepare a suitable work area (preferably with a durable work surface). Lay out a newspaper, put a sponge, a ruler and a chisel. Prepare a bowl of water.
2. Dig for minerals like a professional geologist: divide the dig box into search squares. Use a chisel and ruler to score the squares at the top.
3. Now start digging one search square at a time. Dip a sponge in water and wet a square of plaster.
4. Plaster in the search squares becomes very soft and you can easily work with a chisel.
For slightly more difficult areas, you can use a trowel.
5. Now unearth all the search squares step by step until you unearth all the minerals.
6. After digging out all the gems, rinse them under running water and dry them with a paper towel.