– STEM Toys, Newton's Laws Inertia, Kinetic & Potential Energy, Building Toys for Kids 9+, Creative Engineering Kit, STEM Projects, Gifts for Boys (8 Model Options)

A great way to spend time with the kids in a fun and educational way. They loved helping me build the different configurations and it help them understand a few scientific principles in a hands on visual way. Good quality pieces that did not distort when taken apart to build the next model. Also solid when build.

This kit looked amazing but the materials used in the parts were flimsy, so none of the models worked at designed. We had to return it.

I bought it for my grandson. He loves it. It make 8 different projects. It is well made. I would highly recommend it.

Awesome kit. I purchased this to use in an afterschool STEM/STEAM Lab. Of course, I need to put it together first to make sure it is good. First of all, Engino does a great job putting these kits together. The booklet has history, background, and Newton's Laws and theories and it even has labs and quizzes. As a teacher, I really appreciate what has been put together in this kit, and that's before you play with it. Putting the models together is quite easy. My only criticism is that sometimes the instructions are a bit hard to read. Personally, I think this is a great kit with adult supervision. Some kids will just go to town and build it, others will need some help. That's part of the reason we bought them. Is it worth it? This is the second Engino kit I have bought for my program. I love the quality, ease of use, and educational content. This isn't just 'build, play and forget', it's more for those who want and need it. Our other kit is the STEM06 Buildings and Bridges, and I like that too. I will buy more for my program, and maybe myself. (I want that Eiffel Tower kit ENG-STEM55.)

Excelente, mi nieto le gustó mucho

Students really enjoyed the open ended options. We liked this one a great deal but for what it’s worth my fifth graders loved the physics option by this company even more. There is a book with information and ideas for builds which was helpful but not essential. Suitable for grades 3-5 and if using it in a group maybe with 3 kids. It took longer than expected and I would plan on at least 45 minutes per build-kids really get into testing out how the pieces work and coming up with ideas to test out. Careful with some of the smaller pieces such as the axel’s as they are easily lost if you aren’t careful when packing it up. The box it came in is snazzy however I ended up using a zip lock bag to store the pieces once opened to keep it all together.

Muy bueno