The STEM blog of Northumberland Christian School
Today, I will be reviewing the Milwaukee Redstick (Milwaukee’s smart level). It came in nice packaging. It was easy to open, and once opened it was like Christmas. I was expecting just the level and the battery. To my surprise, it came with a cord and USB-wall adapter along with two manuals. Then, what shocked me even more was that it came with a bag to haul it in!
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I listen to music a lot in my life. But I never knew I was doing it wrong. I was doing it wrong until I tried Master & Dynamic’s MH40 Over-Ear Headphones. These headphones come with a bunch of pros and not really any cons! They work great. They look great. They feel great. Now, let me share with you some more clear, detailed aspects of these headphones.
For the month of March, I tried the Utopia 360° virtual reality 3D headset. This is a product that I purchased independently due to the lack of feedback from other companies. This product is something that I have mixed feelings about, and I will express all of those feelings in this review. For each category, with categories including packaging, instructions, personal experience, practical use, and pros and cons, I will rate the category with either “yay” (meaning very good), “boo” (meaning very bad), or “narf” (meaning neutral). I hope that this review is helpful to you. Now let’s get on with the show!
Continue reading “Utopia 360°VR Headset by Jess”The Combustion Science Lab Kit is a giant kit of different supplies for experiments. There are 25 different hands-on experiments you can do with all the equipment it has. I wish I could have the time to do all of the experiments because they look so much fun and educational.
The kit came in a big box that had fun pictures. The box itself looked fun. When I opened the box the important materials like: sodium bicarbonate, salt, citric acid, itron powder, and red and green food coloring were in sealed, safe bottles. The bottles were in a secured bag. The other supplies: goggles, measuring cups (came with lids), funnel, round plastic container, colored paper sheets, stickers for the rocket experiment, rectangular plastic container, filter paper, balloons, plastic spatula, pasteur pipettes, wooden spatulas, plastic bags, plastic test tube, candle, and gloves. All these items were also in a secured bag. All of the items were there, nothing was missing. Also nothing was broken.
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