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Children’s Bio Energy Science Kit – Fun Potato Electricity Experiment Toy | Green Energy STEM Kit

Spark curiosity and inspire young scientists with the Bio Energy Science Kit, a fun and educational hands-on experiment that uses potatoes (or other fruits) to generate real electricity! This classic STEM activity teaches kids how electrochemical energy works—right at home or in the classroom.

Perfect for science fairs, school projects, homeschooling, and early STEM learning.

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Product Features

🔋 Learn Green Energy with Real Experiments

This kit shows kids how everyday food items—like potatoes, lemons, oranges, and tomatoes—can produce enough electricity to power a small digital clock.

They’ll explore:

• Electrochemical reactions

• Renewable energy sources

• Basic electricity principles

• Conductivity & power generation

It’s science that feels like magic!

🧪 Complete Experiment Set

Each kit includes everything needed (except the potatoes/fruits):

✔ Digital clock

✔ Zinc plates

✔ Copper plates

✔ Connecting wires

✔ Instruction guide

✔ Safe plastic & metal components

Kids can experiment repeatedly with different foods to discover which produces the most power.

🎓 Educational & Fun

Great for developing:

• Observation skills

• Critical thinking

• Problem-solving

• Scientific reasoning

• Hands-on STEM learning

Recommended for science clubs, classroom demonstrations, hobby tinkerers, and curious children.

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Package Details

• Item: Children’s Bio Energy Science Kit

• Material: Plastic, Metal Parts, Electronic Components

• Cable Length: Approx. 15 cm

• Zinc/Copper Plate Size: Approx. 0.5 × 10 cm

• Package Size: 10 × 2 × 1 cm

• Unit Type: Set

• Age Recommendation: 8+ (recommended 14+ for best understanding)

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How It Works – Simple Explanation

Each potato acts as an electrochemical cell:

1. Insert the copper and zinc metal strips into the potato.

2. The potato’s natural acids allow ions to move between the metals.

3. This creates an electric current, which flows through the wires.

4. Connect two potatoes together for enough power to run the digital clock.

Kids will see real electricity generated from food, teaching them the basics of batteries and circuits!

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Warnings

• Suitable for ages 8+.

• Adult supervision recommended.

• Colors may vary slightly due to differences in monitors.

• Manual measurement may cause slight size variations.