It’s winter, which means the daylight is getting short. Why not get this Geomag Glow set to light up your life? They are not only a great decoration and conversation starter for your Christmas party but also an important opportunity to gain a better grasp on the world of physics and magnetics.
Toys That Will Inspire Your Kids For The Next Adventure
Being a parent can be very rewarding, but at the same time, it can be very hard work. As a parent, you want to protect and wrap them in bubble wrap, and at the same time, you want them to be brave and more adventurous in the unknown world. Parenting is always full of dilemmas.
In our household, we always look for ways to get our children to step outside their comfort zones and be more adventurous to foster their love of travel. Travelling helps to broaden the mind and build human connections by learning about their culture, food, music and the way people live their day-to-day lives in different parts of the world.
Science Mad 5-in-1 Weather Station Review
British weather is always so unpredictable. Some days, there can be strong winds with rain and other days can be just calm and cold. Why not get this fun 5-in-1 weather station for your garden and record the details for yourself? Learn how to measure these conditions like a true meteorologist.
Geomag Mechanics Challenge Strike Review
Be ready for hours of fun with your family and friends with this Mechanics Challenge Strike set by Geomag. First, you get to build your structure and then watch how the rotor spins the swinging magnetic rods knocking over the pins.
Haynes Hybrid Engine Kit Review
Have you ever wondered how hybrid cars work? Did you know that hybrid cars have existed since the early 1900s? They did not gain widespread popularity until the mid to late 1990s due to the low price of fuel. With the current fuel situation, many people have had a rethink about hybrid cars.
Geomag Magnetic Construction Set Giveaway
We have teamed up with Geomag to offer two lucky readers the chance to win one of two Geomag Glitter Panels 35 piece magnetic construction sets worth £26. This glitter set comes with 35 pieces and is made up of 12 magnetic rods, 12 steel spheres, 10 panels and 1 base. It also comes with a small storage box to keep the rods and steel spheres. It is suitable for ages five and above.
Geomag E-Motion 32 Review
Swiss brand Geomag has recently released a brand new range called E-Motion, which helps learn all about invisible forces, such as acceleration, magnetism, gravity, propulsion and friction. There are three sets to collect: Blister, Display and 32. I have received the E-Motion 32 set to review.
Newton’s Lab Make Your Own Catapult
Thanks to this Newton’s Lab Make Your Own Catapult kit from Kikkerlandeu.com, this Easter half term, we have been having fun catapulting lots of treats to our buddy dog Mabel. Through this kit, we have been learning about Newton’s first law of inertia and gravity by making our own catapult. Then we measured how far projectiles land and plotted the variations on a graph chart.
K’nex Classics Motorized Creations
We are no strangers to K’Nex kits as we have owned quite a few sets in the past. Some of those sets are the Starter kit, Ferris Wheel, Web Weaver Roller Coaster and Architecture London Eye. Through the years, the quality of the pieces are getting better and more flexible, which allows pieces to bend in an odd angle. They are also more durable when disassembling for your next build or storage.
Did you know that K’Nex has been around since the early 90s and is now owned by Basic Fun Toys? Their kits allow individuals to use their imagination to create 3D models using a rod and connector building system. Besides their Classics range, they also have Thrill Rides, K-FORCE Build and Blast, Imagine, Kid K’Nex, Core and Architecture.
Geomag Mechanics Vertical Motor Review
This half term, we have been busy building this awesome gravity elevator vertical motor using Geomag Mechanics range pieces. This vertical motor does not require batteries, but just a simple push, it will harness the invisible forces of magnetism and gravity to create chain reactions.
Biology Science Scramble Board Game Review
Would you love to test your biology knowledge? Or maybe you need to help your child to review, but not sure how you can make it fun and engaging? Then this Biology Science Scramble board game is what you need to reinforce classroom learning and help with revision in an engaging way. When I first came across this game, I had little idea as to how addictive and challenging it would be.
Laser Pegs Multi-Models Review
As the dark winter nights are fast approaching, Laser Pegs are here to brighten up your child’s imagination with their awesome choices of construction playsets! It offers every child a new and illuminating brick building concept to discover. There are over 15 different types of playsets to choose from: The Jaeger, Iron Octopod, Hornet & Grasshopper, F35 Jet, Vehicle, Tiger and many more.
Science Mad Review
Come and discover the world with Science Mad! Science Mad offers children real scientific equipment and kits with real working features that will inspire curiosity and fun ways of learning. We were thrilled to receive these two amazing products for review: the Planetarium Star Globe and Chemistry Lab.
Geomag Mechanics Loops & Turns Review
We are no strangers to the Geomag Mechanics range as we have previously reviewed the magnetic race track system. This outstanding gravity magnetic track harnesses the invisible forces of magnetism and gravity to create chain reactions for never-ending surprises.
Haynes 4 Cylinder Engine Augmented Reality Review
This coming Father’s Day, why not treat your loved ones to this ultimate gift – Haynes 4 Cylinder Engine with augmented reality features for car enthusiasts and budding petrol heads! You get to build this awesome working engine featuring real engine roars with the authentic Haynes Build Your Own Engine sets.