Educational Insights Circuit Explorer Rover STEM Set Just $13.37 on Amazon (Regularly $45)
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Hop on over to Amazon where they are offering this Educational Insights Circuit Explorer Rover Space Toy Playset for just $13.37 (regularly $44.99)!
Construction play meets electrical engineering in this simple snap-together building system that is powered by real circuits! Your kiddo can line up the circuitry graphics on the oversized pieces and snap them together to build a fully powered, large-scale, space-themed world.
The easy-to-follow instructions help them build a communication station with a rotating radar dish, power station, rover charger, space rover with motor, and a non-powered space rover both with wheels and light-up headlights. Your little one can also connect the pieces their own way to make their own out-of-this-world custom build.
Check out this helpful review…
We love that this Rover set allows kids to build it and use it and use it altogether or take pieces apart to serve their imagination as they play. The charging station is an extra cool way to teach children about different power sources. Anytime we can find a fun way to teach science and math concepts, we are all in. Great intro to circuitry and electricity in general. In addition to the academic side of things, it’s a fun set for kids to use during pretend play.
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I figured at that price you can’t really go wrong, but has anyone purchased this before?
Yes I have. I got it for my 6 year old and he absolutely loves it! The rover actually plugs into one of the other pieces to charge. Easy to put together and he had a blast!
Note that the product has apparently very good reviews, but Fake Spot gives it an F, saying 75% of the reviews are unreliable: “Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.”
Also, it is not “regularly $45”: it has sold for $22 for most of the last year.