STEM Children Education Box

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Front of a box for a "101 Experiment" physics kit showing electromagnetic and electrical demonstration setups on a dark blue background, with an age range of 7-9 printed at the lower right.



Photo of an open physics experiment kit box showing numbered loose parts in clear plastic trays, including coils, magnets, a bell, wires and a battery clip, with the instruction booklet's parts list above.


This is a set of 101 [sic! :)] physics experiments for children and young adults. Unfortunately it’s only in Danish. Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish. But if anyone wants to turn their children onto a STEM path I’d be willing to send it free of charge.
 
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This is a set of 101 [sic! :)] physics experiments for children and young adults. Unfortunately it’s only in Danish. Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish. But if anyone wants to turn their children onto a STEM path I’d be willing to send it free of charge.
Everything is pristine. Its never been opened.
 
Great job ! What's inside the kit ? Kindly don't forget not only to cultivate science, but also to cultivate question culture and imagination!
 
It’s a rather thick manual 4 languages after all. Cannot photo it all.
 
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  • Photo of a page from a Swedish science experiment manual showing experiment 40 with a galvanometer, a glass of salt water, zinc and copper plates, and sand beside experiment 42.
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  • Printed Swedish textbook page with a hand holding a magnet stick, above a yellow box of numbered electricity and static experiments: 1 Electricity from a balloon, 2 Electricity from a comb, 3 Electric spark.
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  • Photo of a printed Swedish booklet page showing a table of contents with the topics Statisk elektricitet, Magnetism, Batterier och celler, Elektromagnetism, Elektromagneten i tekniken and Elmotorer och generatorer, above lines of instructional text about experiments.
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  • Photo of a printed Swedish instruction page with the heading "ALLT SOM BEHÖVS FÖR ATT LYCKAS" over body text about doing experiments with a child, and a second heading "ATT TA RÄTTA DELARNA" below.
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  • Photo of an open electronics kit box with a blue plastic insert holding components such as coils, switches, a black perforated breadboard, a 9V battery clip and a speaker.
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  • Photo, taken at an angle, of a grid of numbered small parts from a children's science kit, with numbers 1 to 39 printed beside the pieces on a blue and white sheet.
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  • Open box of a children's electronics kit showing numbered parts 19 to 40 on a parts list, a pictured meter and circuit project on the lid, and the foam-tray components below.
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  • Front of a 101 Experiment science kit box showing electromagnetism and electricity models, including a motor, a glowing bulb circuit and a meter, with the age range 7-9 printed on the corner.
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Sorry for any duplicate uploads. My phone is behaving weird.

EDIT: Hah, you need a 9V battery. Isn’t that just typical? Batteries are never included :)
 
sbrothy, if you have been doing all you do onto the forum using a mobile device or smartphone, you apply some tough frustrating skill. I easily guess


that a desktop or laptop computer to be easier and more comfortable to use.


edit: Note that my attempted edit did not work correctly or something.
 
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symbolipoint said:
sbrothy, if you have been doing all you do onto the forum using a mobile device or smartphone, you apply some tough frustrating skill. I easily guess than a desktop or laptop computer to be easier and more comfortable to use.
I agree. The problem is just that my computer, and indeed my phone too, are both acting weird. I'll get a handle on it in the near future.