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Inclined to Exploration: Loose Parts STEM Kit - 155 Pieces

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$88.17 $139.95 In stock

Category: Engineering

3 years and up. The possibilities of discovery are multiplied when rich variables are at children's fingertips. Inclined to Exploration: Loose Parts STEM Kit is a laboratory of opportunity to experiment and explore the relationships of how materials relate to basic physics principles. Children can build, create, investigate, and invent while focusing on the process rather than the end product..

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

My kid's been obsessed with building ramps and testing how different objects roll down them. The loose pieces are a great mix of shapes and sizes that keep her busy for way longer than I expected, and the quality feels sturdy enough for daily use.

Ellie ★★★★☆

The 155-piece count gives us plenty of options for mixing and matching, though I wish the storage container had dividers inside. My 4-year-old keeps coming back to the loose parts to build little ramps and towers every afternoon.

Victoria ★★★★☆

The 155-piece count gives us plenty of loose parts to mix up how we build ramps and towers, and the open-ended nature keeps my 4-year-old busy for longer than I expected. Only wish the storage container was sturdier since we're digging through it daily. Still, for sparking that "what if" curiosity,