National Geographic Epic Circuit Science Kit for STEM Learning Ages 8 and Over

I bought it early, but it's a Christmas gift. From looking st the box, I think my grandson will be happy with it. I have 17 grands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] National Geographic epic circuit science kit was very engaging. My 12 year old son enjoyed playing with the kit and making multiple science experiments. You just need batteries. Lightweight. Easy assembly. Comes with instructions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was just a fun activity to do with the kids! It was very easy to set up, and the parts didn't feel cheap at all. It was nice because there was several different things to do with it. I would definitely recommend this!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This kit was such a blast for my 10 yo daughter. She is into science and fun and this combines it all. She was able easily create and do all the activities it included and learned so much along the way. For those kids out there that want to learn and are very hands on this is a great little teaching tool and again just a blast to do with them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids were excited to get this out of the package and start figuring out how this works. It kept them each entertained for about a half an hour at a time the first time they decided to play with it. It is pretty cute and helped show my younger child who is 11 how things like this work. It was pretty cool to see her figure out how to get the fans to turn on or turn the light on. Yhe fan that lifts off doesn't go super high and is pretty safe for all ages.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a fun idea for a young scientist! There are instructions included for 15 different projects. The instructions are clear and simple…perfect for kids. I like that they can easily be taken apart when you're done & don't have to be kept assembled. This is going to be a hit on Christmas morning as it's something they can work on independently.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This kit was fun for my five-year-old. It had a few different things you could connect to a battery power running the basics of positive and negative it had a fan and the light. She thought they were fun. i'm not sure how often she'll actually use the kit, but she did learn something about it and maybe next time she can do it without me assistance on her own.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does your kiddo want to learn about circuits? Then this would be a good starter toy. Big pieces and a very easy to understand experiment book. Learn by reading and pictures to walk them through step by step. Changing color lights or making a fan spin, setup many experiments and learn about them. Definitely for beginners though as it only covers circuits at a high level.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This National Geographic epic circuit science kit we received, my child was so excited to play with! However, we could not get the screw out of the part that needed batteries. It does not come with the tiny screwdriver needed to open. Very poor in that aspect bc it couldn't be played with, immediately or without a purchase of a tool. And we have tools but that not weird little size.

Not even what I ordered. Get your crap together