Learning Resources STEM Explorers Suncatchers, STEM Toys, Science for Kids, Building Toys, Kids Easter Gifts, Ages 5+, 433 Pieces

Got as a Xmas gift for my niece who loves arts and crafts. I liked it bc you could do it over and over again so it want a one and don’t project. She liked putting it together and had lots of fun with it.

Got this for my niece for Christmas. She really enjoys art and had fun making these!

This was a perfect craft for a rainy day. There isn’t much reflection onto the ground of the suncatcher but it definitely makes you happy when you see the work your child did to make them. Good quality.

I love this brand as their toys are generally very high quality. This is a fun set that provides educational fun. Only complaint is that some of the pegs seem to be a bit short to hold the beads and therefore they fall down when you pick up the closed frame

I bought this for a friend of my daughter, and she loved it. It's small & simple enough for little hands to put together and not get frustrated. The title mentioned STEM toy, and yes it's got educational and creative value to it. It lets her be creative designing it and seeing it in the kitchen window. I don't expect it to be durable for a long time, but it's a good value for the price and should last thru the sunny months.

This product was great gift for our sweet friends! It is super functional and allows for easy creations all day long! If you are looking for a fun product that will glisten in the sunlight... this is it! So much fun!

I bought this for a gift for my 4 year old but my 7 year old boy plays with it just as much. It's also a hit when guest come over, I'd say it's good for ages 4-10.

Got it for my 5 year old for his birthday. He could do it all with just a little instruction and loved it. If your kids like fuse beads and following patterns, they will likely enjoy this!I wish the cards came on an O-ring and that the coordinates were printed on the square frame. I punched holes and tied the cards with a ribbon and wrote on the frame with sharpie.Edit to add: A month later, and my 5 year old still loves this and will often do it independently. His favorite are the coding cards, followed by coordinates. Note that there are several mistakes in the directions, which is disappointing. If your kid says something is wrong, believe them. We had to fix instructions with a sharpie. I also wish there were more coding cards or blank ones to create. We are creating new codes for him on index cards.