UU7 parties are huge fun parties using science experiments to entertain. Children and grown-ups are amused (and educated!) seeing and joining in with all these quick-fire experiments.
All the feedback shows that everyone will be talking about your party for weeks afterwards. So that you can be sure you're doing the right thing by booking James, read a selection of the many reviews received at Scientific Intelligence, Section 6
Want something truly unique for your childrens science party? Let James Boffin take everyone on one of his secret science missions. Many others can do you a science party. But nobody does it better than Secret Science Agent UU7.
He will take the children on a mission adventure like the one when Chief Science Agent H sent him to rescue Skwiddee, a rocket science genius, from the tentacles of the villainous Doctor Puss. And all done to suit the age and understanding of the children.
The party presentation can be as long as you like. The most popular is an hour of WOW mixed-science, with hands-on help from your birthday boy or girl. You may want it shorter perhaps for the very young, or longer to keep the excitement going. You can add on, say, half an hour and choose one of these special science extras
making goo slime with Polly Murs, then taking it home to experiment
touchy-feely, but safe, electricity with Tesla plasma - shocking though!
flying lessons for the kids, and making their own science model hovercraft
extra WOW-factor with dry ice - four times colder than your freezer
rocketry with Skwiddee and a rocket launch up to a quarter-mile high
You, the children, and any grown-ups around, will be entertained, educated and amused, all at the same time. And there's always some science stuff to take home. Like we all say at SI6 - “Isn't science fun?”
How does he do it?
UU7 performs his story of how he rescued Skwiddee and shares all the amazing science he used on the mission. And he always needs to ask for help from the partygoers to do the experiments.
Plenty of mixed WOW experiments like . . .
a nitrocellulose explosion
science versus magic with everyone shouting out
model jet car for Newton's 3rd law of motion
butterflies and a very special science middle
showing how scientists keep trying, using a helicopter kit Bernoulli's principle and how aeroplanes stay up
a dangerous chemical experiment using Kl and 30% H2O2
a sticky fizzy mysterious science eruption
a slightly scary experiment to try at home later
a really cute new electricity gadget that everyone loves
and much more -
all delivered to suit the age and understanding of the audience
