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★★★★★★★★★★★ [Recommended for children who are not good at science] This is an electronic craft kit that comes with an original guidebook in Japanese. Some children and parents may think that electronic work sounds difficult. This craft kit allows you to enjoy 14 experiments at home, ranging from the basics of electricity to those suitable for independent research. A sheet summarizing the experimental results can be downloaded from the QR code to help improve understanding. This is an experiment set that will draw out your interest while playing with fun experiments, which will lead to learning. We hope that children who feel that science and experiments can be difficult to overcome will enjoy this book, so we hope that you will be able to pick up a guidebook that allows you to work on it at your child's own pace. [We want you to enjoy science] We have created a set that allows elementary and junior high school students aiming to take the junior high school entrance exam to experience and understand the points that tend to stumble when learning electricity units through experiments. The guidebook was supervised by a current junior high school teacher who is familiar with the field of education, so that students can get interested by having fun doing experiments, and understand new questions through experiments. [Includes a guidebook for 14 experiments] [1] Let's try passing electricity [2] Let's see if electricity flows in familiar objects [3] Can lemons become batteries? - How lemon batteries work [4] Connecting batteries in series and in parallel - Which is brighter? Connecting batteries in series and in parallel [5] Connecting small light bulbs in series and in parallel - which one is brighter? Connecting small light bulbs in series and in parallel [6] Why can't the electricity in my house be turned off all at once? - Series connection/parallel connection Summary of experimental results [7] Let's try using electromagnets - Electromagnets can be used in these places too! [8] Let's look at changes in the magnetic field using a compass! - The compass moves inside the train! ? [9] Let's recreate the electricity on the stairs [10] Let's make a fuel cell and generate electricity - Why did the LED light up? [11] Learn about the characteristics of LEDs [12] Generate electricity with a hand-cranked generator - Learn the role of the motor! [13] Let's move a propeller car using a motor [14] You can see it with your eyes! fleming's left hand rule [Electromagnet experiment set contents] *Please prepare 2 AA batteries separately. Additionally, some experiments require you to prepare them at home. (Lemon, charcoal, etc.) Thank you for your understanding. [Set contents] Japanese guidebook x 1, zinc plate x 4, copper plate x 4, electromagnetic force experiment kit x 1, miniature light bulb socket x 2, switch x 1, battery box x 2, LED panel x 1, stair switch x 2, compass x 1, electromagnetic coil x 1. Motor x 1, car body x 1, axle x 2, tires x 4, propeller x 1, miniature light bulb x 5, Phillips screwdriver x 1, nail x 2, hand-cranked generator x 1, one side clip conductor x 8, U-shaped conductor x 8, LED light x 2, storage package x 1 [Precautions] Target age: 6 years old and above. Please be sure to conduct the experiment with sufficient caution and with a guardian. Because light bulbs generate heat, the light bulb and its surroundings may become very hot during the experiment. To avoid the risk of burns or fire, do not touch the bulb until it has cooled down. When storing, please remove batteries and light bulbs. Please store batteries separately. Excessive flow of electricity (short circuit) is extremely dangerous. Please read the instructions in the guidebook carefully and follow the steps to perform the experiment. Batteries are sold separately. Depending on the experiment, some materials may be prepared at home. Thank you for your understanding. You can do 14 types of experiments, including electricity experiments learned at school, fuel cell experiments perfect for independent research, fruit cell experiments, and Fleming's law experiments. A reliable electronic work kit that comes with a guidebook that explains the experiment contents in detail.