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My 5 year old son had a blast putting them together, the best part is now he can disassemble them and create something of his own creation, supervision and assistance from an adult is probably best around this age

So coolI’m an old man who bought this kit to do with my very young grandsonsSo that meant I put it together and they lost bits and pieces for me!Fun!The stuff really works, the bubble machine better than any I’ve ever boughtAll in all fun fun funOne observation and this may just be ‘the OLD man’ .. the wires are a bit small and the attachment points for the electric motors not clearly pictured in the instructionsI hasten to add that each of the five projects done was easier than the ones beforeFor these old hands a magnetic screwdriver helped enormouslyThat said I would wish that any point in my life I might create such an affordable product that brought such delight for the people I treasureI salute you!!!!!

It was a gift. He loved it

My kid age 7 love this coz it it has around 5 activity kits. All are different and interesting in good price and keep my kid busy for good. And once he completed the kit he felt super confident and more interested in these kid of activities. Good strong material and works very well.

My 4th grader had to do a project with a motor, switch and double A batteries. We did the Bubble Machine. We did the assembly together. Had so much fun putting it together. Tested it out at home first my daughters face lit up when it started and worked. Super hit in class when she took it to school. She even went to other classes and presented the machine. Of course teacher was not happy because she claims we shouldn’t have had to buy anything. Either way my daughter feels she built something and it worked and she loves it busted her confidence!!! That’s all that matters!!!

For $20 or whatever this costs, I suppose I can’t complain too much, but this is what you will experience if purchased:Subpar instructions that leave out critical details/pictures on some of the most critical parts of a project, leaving you to interpret the step as best as possible (your child will have no clue).Wires that are not stripped appropriately, forcing you to re-strip (barring you have such equipment). Even with multi-size wire strippers on hand, it was a difficult job due to quality of wires.Your kid(s) will constantly come to you throughout each project for legitimate help needed to complete. Frustration may/may no ensue.Like I said, for $20 or so I guess you get what you pay for. At a minimum it’s kept my daughter off electronics for a couple hours now so I’ll take that as a win.

This gave my grandkids some quality time with dad while learning and it was exciting when they seen that what they built actually worked

At age 7 my grandson needed a lot of adult guidance to build the projects, as expected. It was an opportunity to teach some physics and electrical principles while having fun. The projects worked well.