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Environmental Science: Oil Cleanup | KiwiCo

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Dive into environmental science with this hands-on eco-adventure! Learn how oil affects the ocean, then simulate an oil spill of your own and rescue the cute critters. Plus, step into the shoes of real-life wildlife rescuers and environmental engineers as you follow their story in the illustrated instruction booklet.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George B. ★★★★★

My kid actually gasped when the oil slick swallowed the little seabird toy—that moment made the whole environmental lesson stick. The simulated spill cleanup felt surprisingly real, and it sparked a week of questions about the ocean.

Violet X. ★★★★★

We did the oil spill simulation on a rainy Saturday and the critter rescue part genuinely kept my six-year-old engaged for over an hour. The experiment made a messy topic feel real without being preachy, and she still talks about how the feathers got ruined.

Jason Y. ★★★★☆

The critter rescue part was the highlight for my 7-year-old—she kept redoing the spill just to save them again. I do wish the instructions had offered more cleanup methods to test, but it sparked a good conversation about pollution.