 [Larger view] | 130-in-One Electronic Lab Kit
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 Beep Beep Vaarrrrommmm rat-tat-tat-tat | |
| Those are the noises my nephew, with some help from his father, was making with this kit after just a few minutes. We gave it to him for his 7th birthday and, though a bit young to go it alone at first, he is learning a lot and it is a great activity for him to enjoy with his parents, grandparents, etc. It's a great toy AND educational tool. He is at a stage where he wants to really figure out how things work and LOVES the kit and the oportunities for experimenting it offers. While I was driving home from his birthday party he called my cell phone to let me listen as he talked into it and his voice came out on the radio. It's a hit. | |
| Excellent Introduction to Electronics | |
| We purchased this for our daughter (8 yrs) and she loves it. It does a good job of explaining electronic concepts and allows for varying levels of experience to enjoy the projects. Everything you'll need is included and the experiments are flexible, progressive and "really cool". | |
 The right toys can make all the difference | |
| Experimenter's kits are something of a dying breed. Electronics & hobbyists shops used to be almost everywhere it seemed, and carried educational kits like these. God, all the fun we had as kids playing with stuff like this. Every child should be exposed to these toys at as early of an age as possible imho. Helping a child get a head start on life, and sparking his or her imagination/desire to learn, is always a good thing. |
