Discovery Kids Toy Circuitry Action Experiment Floating Ball Science Kit

Contains: Does Not Contain Any of the 8 Major Allergens
Suggested Age: 8 Years and Up
Includes: Model Base, Wires, Instruction Guide
CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts
Educational Focus: Science
Battery: 2 AA Alkaline, Required, Not Included
•BUILD WORKING GIZMOS AND GADGETS with the Action Circuitry Electronic Experiment Mini Set from Discovery #MINDBLOWN! All you need is this kit and 2 AA batteries (not included) to experience pure electric fun.
•FLOATING BALL ACTIVITY: With this fun mini STEM kit you can make your own floating ball! Match up the correct wires until you see the ball hover in the air.
•EDUCATIONAL STEM TOY – LEARN ABOUT ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITRY: Learn the principles behind electricity, circuitry and engineering as you run the included experiments and even design your own. Download the free Discovery #MINDBLOWN App to discover exclusive DIY videos, games and more.
•POWERED BY BATTERIES: The mini experiment requires 2 AA batteries (not included) to power the module. You must connect batteries to run the experiments.
•FOR AGES 8+: The Discovery #MINDBLOWN Electronic Circuitry Experiment Building Set is designed for children ages 8 and older. Contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please read all warnings and safety information in the enclosed instruction manual to ensure safe operation.
The Discovery #MINDBLOWN Action Circuitry Electronic Mini Experiment Sets let you build your own experiments that are powered with real electricity! Create this fun circuitry project with a push-button module. Conduct unique experiments that teach the different principles and nuances of electrical engineering and circuitry design. Easy-to-use modules and clear instructions will keep the fun and excitement coming. Perfect as a STEM toy, the circuitry experiment building set puts real science to work in a fun way. Kinetic action and real circuits teach real-life electricity principles and encourage deeper learning. Learn how to engineer your own experiments and the different things electricity can do.