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Science Can STEM Science Kit for Kids Age 8-12 DIY Electronics Guitar Building Kit 3D Wooden Puzzles Musical

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  • Great STEM Toys:Get ready to rock! Let kids learn circuit basics and discover how electric guitars create sound. They'll build their own playable guitar while exploring physics, music, and electronics through hands-on building
  • No Music Experience Needed:This 3D guitar puzzle is designed for beginners of 8-12 ages – intuitive design, and a detailed instruction manual. Even first-time users can enjoy playing instantly!When melodies spring to life at their fingertips, kids will beam with pride in their musical skills
  • 3 in 1 Guitar for kids:Beyond its sleek exterior, this diy guitar stem toy features three play modes to match your vibe. It's like having a piano, bass, and guitar all in one compact package.Satisfy children's curiosity about various musical instruments. Press the note first before you press the pick
  • Safe and Durable Materials:Constructed with selected wood our 3D guitar puzzles is designed specifically for children.With smooth edges and sturdy components, Can be easily assembled.Powered by 3 AAA batteries (not included).Ideal toys for ages 8-13
  • Perfect Gift for Little Musician:This DIY Guitar for kids is an ideal present for birthdays or any special occasion,Inspire hands-on ability and cultivate children's music dreams.Perfect beginner instruments for your little one

Key details

manufacturer_recommended_age
8 - 15 years
best_sellers_rank
#36,147 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #380 in Educational Science Kits
manufacturer
Science Can

Dimensions and fit

dimensions
0.94 x 7.48 x 15.35 inches
weight
11.7 ounces
product_dimensions
0.94 x 7.48 x 15.35 inches
item_weight
11.7 ounces
Highlights

About this item

  • Great STEM Toys:Get ready to rock! Let kids learn circuit basics and discover how electric guitars create sound. They'll build their own playable guitar while exploring physics, music, and electronics through hands-on building
  • No Music Experience Needed:This 3D guitar puzzle is designed for beginners of 8-12 ages – intuitive design, and a detailed instruction manual. Even first-time users can enjoy playing instantly!When melodies spring to life at their fingertips, kids will beam with pride in their musical skills
  • 3 in 1 Guitar for kids:Beyond its sleek exterior, this diy guitar stem toy features three play modes to match your vibe. It's like having a piano, bass, and guitar all in one compact package.Satisfy children's curiosity about various musical instruments. Press the note first before you press the pick
  • Safe and Durable Materials:Constructed with selected wood our 3D guitar puzzles is designed specifically for children.With smooth edges and sturdy components, Can be easily assembled.Powered by 3 AAA batteries (not included).Ideal toys for ages 8-13
  • Perfect Gift for Little Musician:This DIY Guitar for kids is an ideal present for birthdays or any special occasion,Inspire hands-on ability and cultivate children's music dreams.Perfect beginner instruments for your little one

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★★★★★

Very cool project!!!

My grandson and I put it together last night. He needed a little help and differentiating between the three tiny screw sizes was challenging but once assembled it’s a very cool toy. Make sure you have a very small Phillips screwdriver! He hasn’t put it down and loves it. So pleased he has found pleasure in something not a video game. Just ordered a second one for his jealous little brother! Read more

Robert G EvelandVerified purchase
★★★★

Fun to put together

Got this for my daughter for Christmas. She liked putting it together and thinks its cool but could be better sound and the pieces were not easy to remove so some could have broke, thankfully she's careful. Read more

AliciaVerified purchase
★★★★★

Great stem kit

He loved the gift. It was the first thing he put together and he played with it for awhile. If you have a kid that likes building things and likes music, this is cool. Read more

MegVerified purchase
★★★★★

Arrived very fast.

Grandson love the item Read more

robin k.Verified purchase
★★★★★

Quick and easy

Quick build. My 9 year old enjoyed putting it together. Pretty easy for him, but he’s been building STEM kits for three years. Read more

MinaVerified purchase
★★★☆☆

It was a fun science activity

Took only about 45 minutes to build and put together. A lot of fun. Although when you’re pushing button buttons, not all of them work. Read more

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Su3
★★★★

Simple keytar

Fun to build and I am slowly learning to play proficiently. Would recommend. Read more

Eric DanielVerified purchase
★★★★★

A Creative DIY Guitar Project For Young Builders

This kit caught my eye right away when I opened it. It comes with pre-cut wooden pieces and a set of electronic parts that you build into a little electric guitar-shaped project. It has that "build it yourself" feel that turns the work into something more creative and fun. I liked that everything was laid out in the box - the parts are lightweight, kid-friendly and the simple layout makes it easy to follow along. It has a hands-on vibe to it, and once the pieces are connected, it makes sounds - which adds coolness to the project. I picked this up to build with my grandchild. The smaller size feels comfortable for them to handle, and the kit has a nice mix of wood pieces and electronics that suits a relaxed weekend project. Read more

Maddie May
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