4M Thinking Kits – Dough Circuit Piano
4M Thinking Kits – Dough Circuit Piano Introduce STEAM concepts to a younger audience. This beautiful hands-on activity combines electricity and mass to build a working piano.
4M Thinking Kits – Dough Circuit Piano: When you touch both the ground pin and the dough strips attached to the piano module, your body transmits the electrical signal and completes the circuit that triggers the unique sound! The piano module sends out safe electrical signals. It is so much fun!
Introduce STEAM concepts to a younger audience.
This beautiful hands-on activity combines electricity and mass to build a working piano.
Play real notes on this amazing dough apparatus.
Includes template, colourful conductive dough, tape, fun facts, and detailed instructions
Create your dough circuit piano in all sorts of crazy, fun designs using the dough provided!
Amaze your friends and family by learning to play well-known tunes using the musical cards provided!
Content:
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Magic Circuit Piano (13 cm)
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4 x Colour Dough, Keyboard Sticker,
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2 x Moving Eye
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2 x Double-Sided Song Guide (4 songs in total)
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Detailed Instructions.
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Dimensions (W x H x D): 6 cm x 28 cm x 24 cm
Recommended Age
Suitable gift for children from 4 years.
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| Weight | 0.43 kg |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 8 cm |
1 review for 4M Thinking Kits – Dough Circuit Piano
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Henry –
“Creative and educational toy that made learning circuits and music exciting through hands-on play.”