Welcome to the 2019 Howl-O-Ween Hop hosted by The Mommy Island and The Kids Did It. This giveaway begins at 12:00 pm on Tuesday, October 8, 2019, and ends on Tuesday, October 22, 2019, at 11:59 pm (ET). Please make sure to visit all the blogs in the hop for even more chances to win a prize.
Enter below to win The Electric Motors Catalyst from Tinkering Labs!
The Electric Motors Catalyst makes it easy for parents and teachers to provide kids with super-fun open-ended learning and Tinkering. Kids can build a countless number of projects that utilize the power of electric motors. To help them get started, the Catalyst comes with a set of Challenge Cards. Challenges include:
- Build a machine that draws curvy lines
- Make a machine that can scramble an egg
- Build a vehicle with a suspension system
- And more…
I think this is such a great way to get the kids thinking and problem solving. A great STEM gift
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ReplyDeleteI think it looks like fun and something my daughter would enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLooks like something my boys would enjoy putting together.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect gift for any child interested in STEM or a fun project for a parent and child to do together.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be a great project for my Grandson, it would get him to think instead of just sitting around watching Youtube videos all day.
ReplyDeleteIt would be a wonderful toy for my nephews.
ReplyDeletelooks fun
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of stuff, especially to encourage girls to do STEM...
ReplyDeleteWe've been working on STEM with our Girl Scout troop. I love that this project is simple enough that parents with no electrical background can complete this with their kids.
ReplyDeleteThese look like so much fun while teaching. The kids don't realize they are learning.
ReplyDeleteTHis looks amazing! What fun and I really think it would pull my son away from his video games.
ReplyDeleteI love the concept of electric motors catalyst. Our kids are just at the age where they have the knowledge and dexterity to use their imagination to make various models. It is a great way for them to learn while playing. Thanks for the super giveaway opportunity.
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ReplyDeleteMy kids would love this. Great video
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like something my grand son would enjoy putting together.
ReplyDeleteI think my little nephew would love this
ReplyDeletelooks fun and kids can learn too
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ReplyDeleteI like that it does things, like it draws curvy lines!
ReplyDeleteI love how educational and hands on this is. My grandsons would be able to play with it and also learn at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI think it looks so fun, my kids would love tinkering with it.
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ReplyDeleteMuch better than Transformers! :)
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I have wanted to share one of these with my son since I found out about them a couple years ago. This goes with his personality so much. He loves seeing things work like this.
ReplyDeleteThis remind me my childhood. We have same constructors)
ReplyDeleteIs great for kids to develop their skills
ReplyDeleteSmart and creative toy, i'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something my brother would have enjoyed when he was a kid.
ReplyDeleteI think kids would really enjoy this!
ReplyDeleteNot only for kids, but interesting even for me. :)
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ReplyDeleteMy son likes to build things.
ReplyDeleteSO cool- my programming loving daughter would love this!
ReplyDeleteThis is great for getting kids to follow directions and try different challenges.
ReplyDeleteI love this as a toy that works the mind, so that it achieves more than just fun. Love educational toys.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way for kids to learn and it looks like something fun a parent and child could enjoy doing together
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cool and my kids would love this!
ReplyDeletei think its awesome,,kids need more toys like this
ReplyDeleteIt's great for kids to learn by doing hands on projects. My son would love this!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson would love this. He could build something with his grandpa.
ReplyDeleteThis is really fun and educational, I love that! I think the kids would have a great time putting this together.
ReplyDeleteIt really is awesome! We are teaching our sons about science, electronics and showing them how home projects are easy and relate to school.
ReplyDeleteThis will be great for my oldest granddaughter. She always asks for science kits for her birthday and Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThis would be an amazing STEM toy for both of my children to enjoy together.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so neat. I would have loved to have something like this to tinker with when I was a kid. Maybe my niece would be into something like this.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome, fun and educational toy/gift!
ReplyDeletethat looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI think everybody would love these....reminds me of our Erector Sets we played with as children, but more advanced! Thanks and God Bless! ILuvTheEucharist @ aol dot com
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something that would stimulate my daughter's creative gene
ReplyDeleteIt looks like something my kids would enjoy.
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