Architecture Birthday Kit by Little Learning Hands Review

It's very realistic but I wish it had snake heads. Otherwise, I recommend this product more for the education of our youth.

Puzzles have become a popular activity during the CoVid quarantine. This one was easy to assemble. Not quite the same as climbing the real pyramid steps, but better than being there.

Very good set, and as the seller recommends, ideal for both children and adults. The set is light enough to make younger builders comfortable and makes a great gift. The design is well done and the finished puzzle is good enough to be displayed as a great addition to a bedroom or dorm and definitely a conversation starter. There's a lot to discuss about Mayan culture, so not only is it a great puzzle game, it's also a great history lesson aside from the visual interest. Excellent value for…

If you need to build a Chichen Itza model, that's fine. He doesn't have a snake head. It's thin foam, not cardboard. This makes it easy to break. Very little pedagogical information is included, an advertisement for a shirt on the box and a paragraph on the instruction sheet. The instructions are a one-page illustration of how all the pieces come together, not step-by-step instructions. I have had paper craft books on the same subject that are much better. I use it for home schooling in Central

It was amazingly accurate and easy to build. The first thing I will say about this is that the cutouts are pretty solid. They're just hard cardboard and pop-ups. You don't have to make cut varieties. In fact, these are just cardboard templates. Assembly is quite easy if you follow the instructions. Everything is just printed on cardboard. Together they're pretty strong and I can barely tell from a distance it's cardboard. If you don't put anything heavy on it, it stands quite well. It's a great