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  Snap Circuits Junior 100 Experiments

  Snap Circuits Junior 100 Experiments is an engaging and educational building toy, ideal for budding engineers aged 8 and above. With over 100 electronic circuit projects to explore using just 30+ parts, it offers a hands-on approach to learning STEM concepts. The kit includes a clear, illustrated instruction manual that guides young engineers in constructing models like a photo sensor, flashing light, and adjustable-volume siren. Highly praised for its ease of assembly, all components click together without the need for tools, making it an accessible and fun learning tool. This product supports a vigorous STEM/STEAM curriculum, encouraging kids to learn by doing and sparking curiosity in electronics and engineering. Whether for educational purposes or creative play, Snap Circuits Junior provides endless opportunities for discovery and innovation.
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  ARNSSIEN Kids Camera Instant Print,Children Digital Camera Toy with HD Video for Kids Aged 3-12,Christmas Birthday Festival Present for Girls Boys, 7 Rolls Instant Paper&32GB Card,M3

  The ARNSSIEN Kids Camera Instant Print is a versatile and engaging gift for children aged 3-12. This camera is designed to be user-friendly, allowing young photographers to easily switch between print, photo, and selfie modes with a single button. Equipped with a 2.4-inch IPS screen, it supports 1080P video recording and offers a variety of fun features like photo frames, filters, and puzzles. The package includes 7 rolls of printing paper, 12 colored pens, and 2 cartoon stickers, encouraging creativity and DIY fun. With a 1200mAh rechargeable battery, the camera provides 2.5-5 hours of use on a full charge and comes with a 32GB memory card for storing thousands of photos and videos. Safety is prioritized with an automatic shutdown feature and overheat protection. Ideal for birthdays, Christmas, or Easter, this camera is perfect for sparking creativity and capturing memories.