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Light and Color: Toddler Loose Parts STEM Kit

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$212.96 $299.95 In stock

Category: Science, Discovery & STEM

18 months & up. The possibilities of discovery are multiplied when rich variables are at children's fingertips. Light and Color: Toddler Loose Parts STEM Kit is a laboratory of opportunity to experiment and explore various shapes of different colors that enhance light play.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The open-ended nature of this kit really shines with my 18-month-old—she’s constantly sorting the colorful pieces and holding them up to the window to see the shadows change. It’s a simple setup, but I love that it grows with her as she starts asking “why” about everything.

Lily J. ★★★★☆

I was pleasantly surprised by how much our 2-year-old engaged with the included colored lenses and prisms. It sparks great conversations about mixing colors, though a few of the smaller pieces are a bit tricky for his hands to grab. A solid pick for open-ended exploration.

Alexander F. ★★★☆☆

We’ve had this for about a week, and while my two-year-old enjoys sorting the colored pieces, the included “experiment” cards feel too advanced for her age. The acrylic blocks are nice and chunky for little hands, though.