Modular parts on the baseboard make it possible to build and understand the principle of an electrical circuit – after correct wiring, the LED lights up, a sound starts, or the fan begins to spin.
Create your own traffic light and other light projects. The child tries wiring in practice and immediately sees the result – ideal for at-home STEAM fun.
The set also includes a wire track with a loop: when touched, a sound is played from the buzzer/speaker. Great for training fine motor skills and concentration.
This “little scientist” kit brings learning from textbooks into practice – the child connects parts on the baseboard, attaches wires, and tries how a closed electrical circuit works. When assembled correctly, individual elements light up, play, or spin, which encourages curiosity and trying more variations.
DIY experiments develop creativity, logical thinking, and technical as well as manual skills. From one set you can create various projects – for example a battery-powered lamp, a circuit with an LED and switch, a traffic light, a fan, a bell, a sound “labyrinth” with a steady-hand wire, a “frisbee” (manual launch with a button), or a microphone that replays the last heard sounds.
How does it work?
The kit is made from high-quality, safe materials and meets the requirements of European CE certification.
