Time for some spring cleaning! Discover the fascinating world of vacuum cleaners with this National Geographic How Things Work build-and-learn kit! Great for curious minds aged 5 and up, this STEAM education set lets children construct their own working vacuum cleaner while learning about the science behind it.
The engaging 3D puzzle design combines cards and various materials to create an educational yet entertaining building experience. As children assemble their vacuum cleaner, they'll discover interesting facts about how these everyday machines function. Once completed, the vacuum cleaner can actually pick up small dust particles, bringing science to life in a hands-on way.
This kit brilliantly merges learning with creative play, helping develop essential skills in building, problem-solving and scientific understanding. The detailed instructions make assembly straightforward while encouraging independent thinking.
Part of the National Geographic How Things Work range, this kit represents an ideal blend of education and entertainment that makes learning about technology genuinely fun. For ages 5 years and over. This STEAM education kit teaches children about vacuum mechanics through hands-on building and experimentation.
