SNAEN Circuits Over 300 Projects Circuit Kits for Kids Electronics Exploration Kit DIY Electronic Blocks, 31 Circuit Parts, Science Kits for Boys Girls, Educational Toys for Kids 3+

Circuit Blocks Kit – This educational scientific set includes the bottom plate, power host, voltage ammeter, spray module, RGB light module, motor module, fan accessories, flying saucer accessories, toggle switch, rotary switch, water dispenser, optical fiber, four-head conversion port, flashing neon line , wires, foam balls, telescopic tubes, scene cards. This complete electric motor kit good for kids experiment and explore basic electrical simple circuits.
300+ Circuit Science Experiments – Build over 300 exciting projects with this electronics block kit! Includes 31 pieces build exciting projects such as a small fan, vacuum cleaner, blower, voltmeter, ammeter, traffic light and more! Can be used in science, STEM, technology, and design classes in schools, making it easy to fit your project needs!
STEM Education – Small circuits, big knowledge, this electronic building block set integrates multiple knowledge points and has high educational value. Children can learn circuit knowledge such as parallel connection and series connection. Constantly asking questions and thinking to stimulate curiosity. It is very suitable for display in school classrooms, and also suitable for discussion and interaction with children in daily life.
Exquisite Manual – The science kit comes with an 18-page color instruction manual. 66 circuit construction methods are explained in detail. Colorful illustrations and written step-by-step instructions help children understand circuit knowledge more clearly. This set of electronic building blocks can build more than 300 projects, and the instructions cannot list them all. This also allows children to explore more different ways of playing.
Perfect Gift – This circuits set is the perfect gift for boys and girls aged 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 years old. Let children transform into little physicists, a variety of ways to play, free assembly, expand thinking, and develop different playing experiences.