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Dan&Darci Create Your Own Bouncy Balls — 12 Individual Kits, 6 Colours, 4 Shapes

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Dan&Darci Create Your Own Bouncy Balls — 12 Individual Kits, 6 Colours, 4 Shapes

$59.99
Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $69.99

Dan&Darci · Ages 6–12 · STEM Authenticated

Twelve separate little kits, not one big box. Each has its own tub, its own mould and its own sachet of powder — so twelve children can each make one, or one child can make twelve over twelve rainy afternoons.

  • 12individual kits
  • 6colours
  • 4shapes
  • 3steps
Dan&Darci Create Your Own Bouncy Balls, 12 individual kits

Pour, soak, play

The powder is a polymer crystal. Tip it into the mould, soak the mould in water, and the grains swell and bond into a solid rubbery ball. Pop the mould open and it bounces. The whole thing is genuinely a chemical reaction a child can watch happen.

  1. Pour. Tip a sachet of bouncy powder into the mould.
  2. Soak. Sit the filled mould in water. The perforations let it in; the crystals swell and fuse.
  3. Play. Open the two halves, turn out the ball, and bounce it.
What's inside one kit: tub, mould and bouncy powder sachets

Why twelve kits matters

This is the difference between a craft set and a party. Twelve self-contained kits means you can hand one to each child at a birthday, split them across a class, drop them into show bags, or keep them in the cupboard and bring one out when the weather turns. Nothing has to be shared or measured out.

Good for

  • Birthday party activities and take-home favours
  • Easter basket and Christmas stocking fillers — twelve small gifts from one box
  • Classroom and holiday-program activities
  • A rainy-day cupboard standby
Finished bouncy balls in six colours and four shapes

What you get

Kits 12 individual kits, each self-contained
Balls Makes 12 bouncy balls
Colours 6
Shapes 4 different moulds
Each kit holds A tub with instructions, a two-part mould and bouncy powder
Ages 6 to 12
Extras needed Just water

Worth knowing

  • Ages 6 and over. Small parts and loose powder — not for younger children, and not to be eaten.
  • Water is the only thing you add. Nothing to buy, no glue, no heat.
  • Do it over a sink or tray. Loose granules travel, and they are easier to rinse than sweep.
  • A handmade ball will not bounce quite like a shop-bought rubber one. It is the making that is the point.

Frequently asked questions

Does it really make twelve separate balls?
Yes. Twelve individual kits, each with its own mould and powder, so twelve finished balls.
Do I need anything else?
Only water. Everything else is in the box, and instructions are inside each tub.
Can twelve children each do one at a party?
That is exactly what it is built for — the kits are self-contained so nothing has to be shared out.
How long do the balls last?
They are a homemade polymer rather than factory rubber, so treat them as a fun project rather than a forever toy. Keep them dry and they hold up well.
Is it messy?
Mildly. The powder is loose granules, so work over a sink or a tray and rinse up afterwards.
What ages is it best for?
6 to 12. Younger children in that range will want a hand with the soaking step; older ones will run the whole thing themselves.

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