45 PCS Science Kits for Kids Ages 5-7 8-12, Electronics Exploration Kit for Kid, Over 151 Projects, STEM Educational Toy for Kids Ages 5-7 8-12, Toys for 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Year Old Boys

Our 7 year old loved this. Teaches basic electrical concepts.

Six year old loves this! There were so many fun experiments!

This kit comes with a lot of pieces, but really well written instructions. My 9 year old was able to do everything by herself. It's awesome kit for learning.

What a amazing time to be a child. Finally we can give our kids something that actually provides fun for them while teaching them something useful. She never needs to know that I'm teaching her how to be an electrician. :-)she only needs to know that she's making lights come on with her power and fans push balls into the air like magic because she's magical.

I have a 9-year old that I home school. This covers many topics: science, electrical current; following directions and reading. It does this in an exciting way which has a pay-off when the motors and experiments work as planned. Very hands-on fun!

As an uncle I’m always trying to find ways to make learning fun. As I learned in college, science was actually really fun and interesting if it’s presented right. This STEM circuit set lets me show them basic ideas of electricity in a way that’s paired with play. As a kit I think they could have done a better job at making the pieces more of a set up for a city to help spur the imagination more.As is, all the parts are pretty well modular in how you hook them up to one another. This makes it simple to put together but I feel like a little more dressed up aesthetic would help kids think about how circuits work in their daily lives.

Pretty cool way to teach kids about electrical connections

Both educational and fun. What more can a parent ask for? My kids love playing with it and they needed some assistance on some of the projects, but for the most part they were able to do it themselves. Why didn't I give it 5 stars? Well it wasn't as extensive as I thought it would be. And the re-play factor just wasn't there. My kids have gone through it twice, but now they've moved on to something else. They might want to play with it again eventually, but I'm almost positive, it would only be with my encouragement. Don't get me wrong, I still think playing with this is way better than them playing Roblox on their iPad. I'll take this over that any day.