🔌 Adventure Circuits Beginning by Educational Insights: An Educational Experience for Kids Review

My 3 year old loved it and got the hang of it straight away. This is a good activity to keep him busy and thinking. The kit contains very small parts, be careful with them. You need batteries to operate an electric drill.

I teach electrical theory at a community college and my 8 year old son is interested in my work. This tool is really good for teaching little minds the basics of electrical circuits and electricity. Learning objectives are set in the form of a game of completing missions to solve a problem. Well made and affordable. Good for teaching the basics of electricity and electrical circuits.

**Requires 3 AA batteries and 3 AAA batteries*** I have twins aged 6 and 9 and kept this set over the weekend, they couldn't go out on the street. This is a hit for all 3! This set includes over 90 interlocking puzzles, lights, fans, etc. It includes a small, battery-powered electric drill that kids can use to rotate and solve pieces. The little drill keeps you from twisting it too tight and it's so easy to use! My three kids were able to do it on their own after we did the first few together…

We have used decks in the past and have been disappointed, but this set is great. It's easy enough for a 5-6 year old to do completely on their own, but challenging enough to teach circuit concepts and build some pretty cool stuff. My 6 year old literally worked on this activity for two hours at a time, which never happened, even with building blocks. The parts are solid and the instructions are clear. There are a few small touches that are appropriate for older children, but be careful when an

The set exceeded all my expectations in terms of learning the basic concepts of electronics. The parts are easy to use and understand and the exercises are well chosen. There are a few brief notes, but nothing that detracts from the value. The "connecting pieces" are available in two lengths, each with metal loops at the end. The circuits are completed by placing two plugs on top of each other and screwing them together. There is an electric screwdriver for this task, and that is the first…

Overall this is a good circuit for beginners to develop small minds and teach the basic concepts of DC circuits. I took off a star because I think there is room for improvement, which I mention in the Dislikes section below. My kids love following the diagrams on the cards and they love it when they get it right. Now that they understand the concepts, they enjoy creating them and explaining to others how they work. This set contains 20 missions in the mission guide that correspond to 10…