Comes in acrylic storage box. 3.15-D Science Experiences With Everyday Things , by Howard Munson. Published by Fearon. Experiments make use of plastic film canisters, paper and plastic bags, paper clips, straws, spools and reels, boxes, bottles, jars, marbles, and other things you're likely to have around the house. Children should probably be at least third grade to do these experiments.
Book is for the teacher.
A Running Press Collector Book. This series seemed wonderful when I bought it. There was a little pouch of rocks and minerals included with the book, which explains how to identify rocks and how to build a collection. It also offers facts about crystals, gemstones, and more, and provides some experiments to perform. The rocks somehow slipped away, which is why this is on sale.