Amazing Owl Pellet Dissection Kit – 5-Piece Pellet Set for Science Lab Projects – w/Tweezers and Wooden Probes – Ideal for Science Projects – Barn Owl eBook Included - Intended for Ages 15 & Older

My 7 year old niece had been begging me to do some “science experiments” for ages, and I thought this was a good place to start. She had a great time. These pellets are nice and large, and we got lots of stuff out of them, including a couple full skulls. It was lots of fun to go through and identify the bones after we cleaned them up, and now she has a jar full of tiny bones on her bedroom shelf.

My son had been curious about owl pellets, so after looking around at different options on Amazon we picked this one because of the price, tools included, reference materials and the quantity of pellets. The six were more than enough for our little group as each one is pretty densely packed. They were each very different, had a lot of great samples and we learned a lot with the charts and materials to use as a guide.

Loved this for our homeschool co op! The kids were obsessed !

This dissection kit was awesome! I order owl pellets every year around this time for my preschool class to dissect. These pellets were large and therefore contained a LOT more bones than we usually see, including some complete skulls. It was also easy to download the various bone charts and fun to try to guess which animals the bones matched up with. I will definitely be ordering my pellets from here again next year.

The pellets were large and wrapped individually well but they should have came in a baggie of some sort. They pellets were just wrapped up together in bubble wrap. I think it was a good value though and my kids enjoyed it.

These were a great Purchase for our homeschool needs! Did as a group and everyone loved it. Shipping was quick and directions and tools easy to use.

These are SMALL. I suspect these are the leftovers once the larger ones are picked and sent to educational organizations.

Bought this for my 7 year old daughter. She had a lot of fun "dissecting" the pellet (basically you just get it wet and pull it apart). We found a shrew skeleton and spent an hour identifying the little bones. A short hint on that one, a quick Google search will yield some more complete charts than the ones included. It is is very fun to ID the individual bones after figuring out what little critter you have. I strongly recommend this to anyone looking for a fun way to engage your kids in some supplemental STEM learning.