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Play N Learn Buzz Wire Game | Electric Circuits STEM Science Kit
Play N Learn Buzz Wire Game | Electric Circuits STEM Science Kit
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Can you guide the handle along the wire without making the buzzer sound? With the Play N Learn Buzz Wire Game, children build their own classic steady-hand challenge while learning how open and closed electrical circuits work.
Kids assemble the wooden base, connect the battery holder, buzzer, LED lights, terminal, and wires, then shape the silver wire into their own obstacle course. When the metal handle touches the wire, the circuit closes and activates the buzzer. When they stay apart, the circuit remains open and the buzzer stays silent.
🔬 What Your Child Will Learn:
- The difference between open and closed electrical circuits
- How electricity flows through conductive materials
- How a buzzer is activated in a complete circuit
- Basic wiring and circuit assembly
- Hand-eye coordination, concentration, and fine motor control
- Problem-solving and engineering thinking
🏆 Why Parents & Teachers Love It:
- Combines STEM learning with a fun playable game
- Children build the project before playing with it
- Encourages focus, patience, and steady-hand coordination
- Great for home learning, school projects, STEM activities, and science fairs
- Helps make electricity concepts easier to understand through hands-on experimentation
- The silver wire can be bent into different shapes for new challenges
📦 Kit Includes:
- 7 Wooden Parts
- 1 Battery Holder
- 1 Black Wire
- 1 Silver Wire
- 1 Terminal
- 1 Buzzer
- 2 LED Lights
- 2 Cable Ties
- 3 Black Tubes
- 1 Double-Sided Tape
- 2 Claw Nails
- 1 Screwdriver
- Screws
How It Works:
The metal handle and silver wire act as electrical conductors. When the handle does not touch the wire, there is a gap in the circuit, so electricity cannot flow and the buzzer stays silent. Once the handle touches the silver wire, the gap closes, completing the circuit and allowing current to flow, which activates the buzzer.
Age: 6 years and above
Adult supervision recommended during assembly.
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