Learning Resources 90740 Force Lab 8-12, Kids Kit with Fact-Filled Guide, Make Magnets Float and Build a Compass, STEM Toys, 9 Science Experiments, Multi
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EDUCATIONAL TOYS: Welcome to the exciting world of magnets; Using the magnet kit, children can make magnets float without touching them, use magnetic levitation to move a train, and creating a compass
EASY TO USE: The 9 kids STEM experiments and 20 real lab tools allow your kids to explore the science behind magnetism; Kids can perform amazing experiments and experience what it’s like to think like a scientist or an engineer
AT HOME STEM ACTIVITIES: The 20-page fact-filled colourful lab guide is jam-packed scientific principles, pictures, and information that will keep your kid busy with fun for HOURS in the comfort of your home
FUN, GUIDED LEARNING: Ideal for encouraging learning and investigation through screen-free, hands-on experimentation and discovery; STEM kits are a fun way to work and learn through purposeful science-based play
LEARN & PLAY: This kit brings science concepts to life through hands-on activities designed to spark interest, inspire confidence, and prompt creative critical-thinking skills
13 reviews for Learning Resources 90740 Force Lab 8-12, Kids Kit with Fact-Filled Guide, Make Magnets Float and Build a Compass, STEM Toys, 9 Science Experiments, Multi
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Mystic Lady –
High Quality STEM kit
This set is very high quality set and brilliant for STEM learning, especially because itâs very educational and about magnetic forces. I used this with my nephew and he was really into it! We did so much on a lazy Sunday afternoon together and he particularly likes the magic floating magnets. Making our own compass was another fun activity we really enjoyed doing and I briefly went over some of the real life STEM careers people have and he showed a bit of interest in that. The booklet is absolutely brilliant and I really like how detailed and fun it is. The kit is jam packed with strings to do and all of the components are made well, strong and durable, easy to assemble and high quality. I think for the price it is superb value for money because of the activities included and how educational it is. The kit is perfectly giftable too so it would make a fab present for a loved one or even just for a family science based play activity. I highly recommend this kit.
Mishka –
Another great set
Another great Learning Resources set, really good quality and all the activities are clearly set out in the instructions.Kept a 7 and a 9 year old amused for quite a while, though they did need some parental input at times to keep them right.Would be a cool set to use in a primary school setting too.
Rae Reads –
A fun experiment set!
My son loves anything to do with science and experiments. He really loved working through the informative booklet that had experiments and information regarding scientific things.For all of the experiments he was able to follow the instructions and it kept him busy for quite a while. The set is aimed at 8+ so perfect for my son although I was surprised at the bold and bright colours as I personally felt that came across as being for a younger age group. My son didnât care about the colours so clearly just something I thought about. If my son had to pick a favourite he said he really liked the Levitate and Launch experiment.Overall this magnet experiment set was perfect for my son. He enjoyed reading through and following the instructions. Then also talking me through what he did. There is a real fun learning element to this set which I really appreciated. There is a good selection of accessories within the kit. However this set isnât necessarily a low cost item but if your child has a love of science this could still be the perfect set for them!
adam robertsone –
Al ages love magnets
Before i even started on the contents on the box my children and i learnt about using magnets and recycling, it it sticks it’s not recyclable. Great way to introduct children to recycling and good for the environment too.The kit is full of activities and will definetly guage your childs attention and passion for learning.There are a few items you need to supply but these are very common household items for when making the compass.For my children and I the most amazing part of this kit is a toss up between making your own compass and floating magnets.Every item in this kit is well made, nice bright, vibrant colours and excellent clear and concise intruction manual, well worth the money
M. Hailling –
Good learning resources kit for kids and a good gift idea.
This is a good gift idea for kids and it helps them to learn and play at the same time which makes it joyful for them. There is actually quite a lot included and you can do many different experiments which are good. Overall, it is a good way to get kids to learn.In one of the experiments you can move a car without touching it, the explanation is that different sided magnets repel so that causes the car to move. There is a lot more to do as well which is good.There are instructions as well which are clear and easy to follow. Overall, good product, priced fairly, and I recommend it.
MukkleNuisance –
Magnetic Fun!
Weâve had loads of fun with this set at home. The children have been giggling like I donât know what – who would have thought magnets were so funny!All the pieces in the set are fully formed, bar tying of string, and even the iron filings are enclosed in cases.The cars with the âmeeplesâ are great fun, and swinging a magnet from the pole in wonderful too.Thereâs a nice instruction booklet, both explaining the experiments and talking about the science magnetism.Some of the experiments need extra stuff – paper clips, pins, masking tape, but you can adapt as you wish, and thereâs plenty to do right out of the box.Mag-nificent!
V-C Foley –
Smaller children bored quickly
My children and I trialed this magnetic set and they were bored of it within 10 minutes and went of to play elsewhere so I looked over it – the magnets are well designed with hard plastic coatings, easy to detach from each other and there are a few experiments to follow to show the powers of magnets. However my children decided they didn’t care for that and used the magnets included to find what was magnetic around the house, so I do think this is more suitable for older children who may be more interested in the science. I would of liked a storage box/bag included because the packaging is very large compared to what is actually included.
Jojomaman –
Brilliant magnet fun!
This is suitable for age 8+ and would be great as a gift for a child of that age as magnets has been part of the curriculum for children in year 3 at our school this year. Itâs an ideal STEM gift and encourages extension of what they learn in school by providing an individual experience with experiments designed to cement that learning. Our favourite experiment was making our own compass but all of them were easy to follow and complete. An ideal toy for children who enjoy science and technology.
ANDREA CORTÃS –
Esta bonito, atractivo y entretiene
Blmoon –
This was a gift for a child under 10. They really enjoyed the different experiments, especially the push versus pull ones. Being able to show how magnets can attract or repel objects was very neat and is done in a way that kids understand.
Instructor de Diseño Ãgil –
El juego se regaló en Navidad a un adolescente. Le gustó mucho, es muy instructivo, tal vez muy simple para alguien de esa edad. Tal vez más adecuado para niñ@s más pequeños.
Jeniffer D –
This fun Magnet set is great for kids of all ages. The included instruction manual contains several fun experiments that can be done over and over again. There are no consumable parts, so really, as long as you take care of it, the set will last for years. Some of the experiments involve items you already have around the house, like paper clips and such.My children, 3, 5, 7, and 8, all enjoy playing with the magnets and discovering “what happens if . . . ” This set is a great addition to our homeschool.
Perogies –
I bought thid one year for Christmas… it was played with for a little while and then remained in the box for a couple of years, untouched. We did have fun doing the experiments together, so from that aspect, it was worthwhile.I think magnet blocks would get played with more often.We recently needed it for homeschool science experiment, so I was glad we had it.