Teenii Electricity and Magnetism Kit for Kids, STEM Science Experiments with Electric Circuits, Educational Physics Toy, Science Discovery Game for Boys and Girls 8+, 50 Pieces

I'm an electrical engineer, and when I began with electronics around age 10, I used a simple kit that included basic switches, wires, resistors and electromagnets. It was old school, ... but old school taught the basics in a very lucid manner that made the concepts of voltage, current, and resistance stand out. In today's world, there are sets like Snap Circuits, but the only lesson that most children take away from those kits, ... is how to snap stuff together. They are not learning the proper conceptualization behind V= IR. Snap Circuits teaches nothing about the total flowing number of electrons per unit time (the current), .. nor does it give children a good idea of how watts actually means the amount of electrical work done (or how this can be expressed as an easy integral). This kit begins with the most basic of basics, ... one battery, one wire and one light bulb. From there it progresses through 17 different important aspect of simple circuits. And the components are high quality and arranged neatly. Each experiment demonstrates a clear concept even to children who typically find electronics and electricity confusing. I have used this set with my son for almost two years now, and I would rate it five stars. Good for parents and excellent for schooling supplementation.

I bought this for myself so I can learn more about electrical circuit’s & components. I am a 100% hands on learner so books & online classes are no help to me. I am a 26 year old mechanic. Electrical work has never been my specialty so I bought this to learn and better my skills. This kit is absolutely amazing and worth every penny, by far the best kit to buy.

The parcel was partially damaged (or have been opened by the PostOffice?) but all the items were complete. The booklet is in English which surprised me a bit but the text is clear and easily comprehensible. All the items are of good quality and conform with the description. The goal of the kit should be satisfying.

Very nice clear and basic STEM kit. The instruction book was surprisingly well written with clear experiments and exercises. For the younger kids, it offers them their first opportunity to see the value of a data table and learn how to create and interpret a simple graph. My set came with a malfunctioning compass and was missing the horseshoe magnet. This issue was addressed by Teenii within 24 hours. Great customer service/support. Will probably be buying their associated optics kit after we finish with the electronics and magnetism kit.

It is very useful and funny and good made kite

The parts aren’t all there. I have a missing piece a solenoid. And the copper tube is not copper it resembles brass and as a result it doesn’t work.

Looks like child intent but is very suitable for adult. The components are large and colorful which makes them look toyish but they are easy to handle. I chose it for simplicity in basic Ohms law to begin to train my teenage grandson before robotics. I had fun reviewing the manual which is comprehensive but easy on the eyes and brain. The schematics are large and plainly drawn. Math formulas are plainly presented and well instructed. The separate volt-meter and ammeter, and that they are analog rather than digital, is a plus.

My son got set for his 7th birthday. Is not yet in the age recommendation but good. He is interested in switches and the meters. He has a lot of fun connecting the elements. He does not use the book in a grand manner. He did not use the magnet that great, though. He can work on it for hours and build circuits and have fun with it. I can also explain a lot to him. Nice set and a nice toy for my son.

A very good educational kit with many experiments on the cause and effects of various electrical components. . .

A good set enjoyed by my 10 year old electronic loving son. We bought a buzzer to go with it and some crocodile clip wires so he has more flexibility. He used some wire to make a buzz wire challenge. There are a few elements he doesn’t understand yet. It’ll keep him busy for a couple of years. Recommended.