Electricity Kit for Kids, Build Electric Circuits, STEM Educational Toy

Product Description Introducing Popular Playthings Electricity Kit, the fun way to learn about electricity. Young scientists can design working electrical circuits using the battery power source and connectors in this fun, educational kit. The kit includes light bulbs, a speaker, and a fan that will turn on if the electrical circuit is working properly. The activity booklet guides children through these experiments, from the simple to the complex. Makes a great gift for curious kids. For ages 8 and over. Popular Playthings provides award-winning toys that encourage learning, creativity, social interaction, and good old basic fun. From the Manufacturer Learning Mates Electricity Kit includes a battery power source, connecters and electrical indicators, such as light bulbs, speaker and fan. Each kit also comes with an activity booklet, which guides you through the creation of simple circuits to completing more complex designs. Once you’ve mastered these, you can begin creating your own electric circuits! This complete kit provides hours of educational fun!

Features

• BUILD ELECTRIC CIRCUITS: The Electricity Kit is a fun way for young scientists to learn about electricity. Design your own electric circuits that really work for hours of education and play.
• STEM SET: This kit includes a battery power source, connectors, and electrical indicators such as a speaker, fan, and light bulbs that show whether the circuit is working properly.
• CREATE & LEARN: The activity booklet guides you through the creation of simple circuits to more complex designs. Once you’ve mastered these, you can begin creating your own electric circuit.
• EARLY LEARNING ACTIVITY: This set contains everything boys & girls need to create power by using a battery-powered source. Includes 2 AA batteries and an instruction book. For ages 8 years and up.
• POPULAR PLAYTHINGS: Our aim is to create educational toys that are beneficial and fun for children. Our toys promote playful experimentation to foster an early love of learning.