Japanese Experiments. Atoms and Molecules

Children are familiar with water practically from birth. But how can we find out what it consists of? And what is the composition of the air we breathe? It turns out that both water and air, as well as any other substance on Earth, consist of tiny particles - atoms, which are grouped into specific units - molecules. Moreover, molecules are connected to each other not randomly, but in a strict sequence. These and many other useful pieces of knowledge in the field of chemistry will be provided to the child through numerous interesting and fun experiments. Additionally, he will discover that all chemical elements have names. What are they? This will also be explained by the science education set "Atoms and Molecules".
The set includes 12 sticks, a box, 20 white atoms, 6 black atoms, 6 red atoms, 2 yellow atoms, 2 green atoms, 2 blue atoms, and a colorful instruction manual.
Composition: polymer materials, paper.