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Growing Water Balls Booster Pack for QD005

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Expand your QD005 collection with this essential booster pack containing 10,000 water balls in assorted colors. Perfect for hands-on STEM exploration, these growing spheres deliver engaging, interactive learning that sparks...

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Expand your QD005 collection with this essential booster pack containing 10,000 water balls in assorted colors. Perfect for hands-on STEM exploration, these growing spheres deliver engaging, interactive learning that sparks curiosity and creativity. Set up in seconds and watch your students or children discover the science of hydration and expansion through direct experimentation. An affordable way to extend the fun and educational value of your existing system.


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Specification name Specification Value
Color pattern Multicolor
Toy/Game material Plastic

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