EUDAX465PCS DC Motor Kit STEM Mini Electric Motor Kit for DIY Science Projects, LED Light Vanes Propeller, AA Battery Holder, Plastic Gears, Electrical Engineering Kit for Education Projects

I got these for work and our kiddos LOVED them! If we can take care of them, they're gonna last for several activities.

I’ve experimented with what feels like dozens of STEM kits over the years, and this is the first one I’ve seen that really helps communicate that you don’t NEED fancy STEM kits to come up with STEM projects. It bridges that gap by providing what are basically popsicle sticks for all the wooden structures and showing you how to combine them to get what you need. There is a book with over a dozen projects in it for things to make as well.They provide a cutting tool as well which I wish I had known about years before for cutting the popsicle sticks. They did not provide a way of drilling holes in sticks, but I can think of several ways that could be accomplished. One can buy these motors, propellers, etc. separately, which means that, once someone gets their feet wet learning from these kits, they could make the same things again and again by buying only the parts they need rather than shelling out a ton of money for another kit.The only con I see to this kit is that the provided cutting tool looks like it could cut through far more than just wooden sticks, and I definitely would not trust my own children to use it responsibly without adult supervision. If you are giving this kit to a kid, either make sure the parents are VERY aware that there’s a dangerous tool within or remove the tool and give it to the parents separately. I’m so glad I thought to check inside the box before passing it over to my son.Anyway, I’m really looking forward to seeing what my 8yo makes of this kit, and I’m looking forward to doing it alongside him with regular popsicle sticks and extra pieces we have from other STEM kits. I’m also looking forward to how we might get creative and try to come up with new projects using the provided knowledge and tools.

My 7 year old says, "It was fun. " We built the air powered car and my 7 and 9 year old were able to tweak their design to improve the speed. The only issue is that it doesn't come with separate wires so we can't use the switches. I see that the other kits do.

We got this for our 8 year old and he has really enjoyed it. He built the "boat" one that used water bottles for floats and was able to figure it out. There are a lot of pieces to use to build multiple projects and multiple motors for use on the projects. Overall this is a good kit to follow the instructions or get creative on your own. Definitely worth the price.

I bought this with the hopes of using it with our homeschooling group and letting the kids each pick something to build. It became obvious that adults would have to help every step of the way so I had ask the kids make the same thing (wiggle bot). I’ll keep it and maybe when they’re significantly older, they can do more.

This STEM set is a step above the standard wooden STEM sets that build specific projects with really thin balsa wood. Instead of packs with pre-cut pieces that connect in a specific way to create a specific project, this kit contains a variety of building materials/pieces and a book with project suggestions - allowing you to follow a plan or your own creativity.Additionally, the pieces are a bit higher quality and less likely to break than the standard STEM build kits.Overall, we're really pleased with this kit and our students have had an enjoyable time exploring with it.

I love that this is essentially a huge bag of parts for all kinds of builds, sort of like a lego set but with a bit of skill gives you more freedom to do different things the way you want. it does require more skill so its for the seasoned builder.

What a cool kit for your science minded child! This kit says 8+ but for the younger end of that spectrum I would still likely have an adult present to help. This kit includes most everything you need for 16 different projects and they take between 20-60 minutes...according to the box. (we all know how that goes). You'll still need batteries, hot glue, scissors and the like. I'm not sure you can make all 16 projects or if the instructions are just included and you can pick and choose. But it's a blast to play with and I wish I'd had something like this when I was growing up as I was always building things. 10/10 would recommend.