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This is a really cool stem kit, it’s really neat and kid friendly and it includes instructions that are easy for kids to follow. It’s really neat that the kit includes a lesson in electricity, along with cardboard vehicles to assemble. It’s a great gift item for kids who like things like legos and tinker toys and things. I recommend this item as a great stem kit and learning toy!

I got this for my kiddos and we did it together. It helped them learn about circuits, but honestly it probably isn’t any good for anything other than the one time lesson. They are pretty flimsy.

We tried this with our middle school child and none of them worked. Not one. We tried new batteries, did all the trouble shooting, but nothing lit up!

Parents often struggle to find a fun, inexpensive and educational toy for their kids. My 9 year old son loves Legos and building toys and this kit of 3 paper vehicles adds a new spin with the light up electrical circuit that he has never seen before.Assembly is very straight forward. The circuits do require some manual dexterity and patience.As a first introduction to electricity, this toy will really hit home if you pair it with a Youtube video primer on electricity to better explain why the circuit lights up. And then, do this building exercise so that your child will see how the concepts work in practice.This is a great item to keep on hand for rainy or bad weather days when the kids are bored, and as an inexpensive party favor. It doesn't take very long to do, but will keep the kids occupied and having fun while learning something useful and interesting.

This set is a fun way to learn about electrical circuits. It isn't made to last for long-term play, but it's fun for a lesson. Some pieces are a bit more delicate/fragile than I would've liked, but for the price it's a good deal if you just need an inexpensive, hands-on way to teach about circuits.

While the light card stock models are not going to hold up to much abuse, the important lessons have been learned in assembly. What better way to communicate the concept of making a circuit complete, than laying it out yourself with conductive tape? The US needs all the nerds we can get. I read somewhere that China has more honor students than the US has students. We need to up our game! Teach your kid STEM stuff! The schools are not doing it. This kit is a great, rather inexpensive way, to teach some basic electrical knowledge. Makes a great gift, or in a larger quantity, a classroom.

I was really looking forward to giving this to my nephew as an introduction to electronic engineering. The package was damaged, and then I counted the LEDs - one of which is missing. Just disappointed and not sure how to gift it to him now since the box is damaged.

This kit was fun for kids who like to learn how things work. Wasn't too hard to build but I don't think they will hold up to much use.