OSOYOO Kids Electricity Circuit Learning Kit for Science Study,Series Circuit Parallel Circuit, Physics Experiments Learning Tool for Kids

I ordered these through a Donors Choose program. When they arrived on time and neatly packaged, I was amazed. I was expecting a paper box with the items inside but each set is in a small plastic container that latches. Just right for storing in a compact size. They don't come with batteries (which you will need 2 AA to complete the activities) so I bought some and placed them in the container with the other parts. It holds them nicely. It so includes a booklet for instructions in each set.My plans are to order a classroom set for my next year class! Wish they had the batteries included but still very happy with this purchase.

Very easy to assemble and allows to set up all possible configurations. Of course all configurations means that you can short the battery, ending in a very hot battery in no time. Some kind of current limiting function would be nice to prevent the hot battery, but that would negate the benefit of using only basic, elementary components with no hidden tricks in them.Bottom line, you should guide the child until he understands fully what he is doing. After all, that is the goal of the game!!!

Does what it is intended to do. Comes with a few spare bulbs. The spade terminals are a but snug around the posts, so you may need to bend the terminal fingers out just slightly for this to be easy to use by an 8 y.o.

The kit was easy to use with clear instructions that includes photos. It describes the different kinds of circuits and how to build each type. My students loved them and even ask to use them during free time and indoor recess on rainy days.

Bought this product for our Children’s Museum to use in an electricity lesson. Very child friendly and easy to use. Shipping was super fast and smooth transaction from seller.

My husband and I could not get this kit to work at all. We fiddled with it forever, read all the instructions, and couldn’t get a lightbulb to light up. It was a total dud. This was supposed to be for our home school unit study. We wasted our money.

My students loved playing with these little kits when I did a lesson on circuits.

Some of the wires were poking through the plastic, some parts were not put together properly.