DIY Science Kits for Kids - 3 STEM Educational Building Projects Craft Kit - Solar Circuits Car and Fairy Nightlight Lantern and Machine Caterpillar

The media could not be loaded. My daughter and I both like this toy. We finished all projects together. Instructions are easy to follow and design is eco-friendly. The solar power car is actually works! it's so cool! It needs direct sunlight to turn the wheels and the brighter the sun the better. The star nightlight lantern is beautiful, my daughter loved it. She like to open it when sleep. The machine caterpillar is very interesting, you need two AA batteries. motor rotates through a belt to drive the wheel, and telescopic movement through a fixed lever make it look like a caterpillar. I believe that during the completion of these projects, my kid is not only feel happy, but also learned a lot of scientific knowledge. If you are looking for something that will teach and entertain your kids at the same time, this must be a good choice!

This was a fun afternoon project with the kids (elementary school) during quarantine. Kids can do this themselves, but likely with some frustration as the instructions are not very clear. With a parent beside them it is much much easier

I bought it as a gift for my cousin and she loved it. The fact that it has three different projects in one package and its easiness of assemble for kids, make it a good option for a gift!

It was easy to assemble and my nephew loved putting them all together! It was a great gift!

All 3 kits are awesome, my son put them together in an hour of getting them, he painted couple of them too. The Solar Panel works only if the sun light falls on it directly (and it does not store the energy), we added an extra circuit to "store" the energy and play it inside the house.

This was a great buy!! Easy to assemble and the quality of the pieces were excellent. I assembled the projects with my five-year-old - and she absolutely loved it.

I totally recommend this product. My kids age 8 and age 6 were able to do it themselves with little help .The best part is there was no frustration and instructions was so good to put together by kids themselves . They also have video tutorial on YouTube.

The kits are cool. The wood parts are cut out very, very well. Packaging is decent but there isn't a box.The instructions are obviously written as an English translation. They also struggle to show the assembly in enough detail to avoid problems. There are times when a kid is guessing if this is how it goes or not. In a way it helps troubleshooting skills but sometimes the child could get frustrated.Currently the solar car will not go. Not sure if the panels are working or not. We'll figure it out.