When I was a child, I can remember my Dad having a circuit board. With every wire, bell, and light, I was learning about currents and electricity. But, more than anything, I was learning that my Dad loved me and liked to spend time with me.
Investing in our children can be fun and educational. With EEME Electronic Projects for Kids, you can recreate those same moments I had with my father with your own children.
EEME Electronic Projects for Kids Review
The Genius Light project gives you an opportune moment to show your child how much you care while teaching them relevant lessons about electricity. If you have never mastered circuits and connections before, have no fear! EEME provides step-by-step videos that will not only teach (you and) your child which connections to make but why they work.
Each project is paired with online curricula to not only guide the kids in assembling the project but also to teach the concepts applied.
While these projects are targeted at children ages 7 to 12, our 6 year old had a fabulous time laying across our bed with Bill and worked through the activity.
The electricity was not the only thing making connections. As a new knowledge was filling Franc’s mind, he and Bill connected in their hearts.
When they flipped the switch and the LED light illuminated, Franc’s face glowed.
This project does not come with written instructions, which shocked me at first. But, when I signed in to the website and saw how the videos guide you through the project and include interactive questions and lessons, I understood why a piece of paper would be completely unnecessary.
I really appreciated that you can submit your questions, comments, and suggestions straight from the page under the video. EEME Dad is just a click away if the project gets complicated.
We had a little bit of issue with the video loading. I am not sure if this was a result of my laptop being tired and full, the connection being busy, or the video’s size being too large. Regardless, we were able to click through to YouTube and watch the videos with less trouble.
Buy an Electronic Project from EEME
Purchase your Genius Light Kit from EEME on their website. You can SAVE 40% off when you email dad@eeme.co and ask for the  “Mommy Time Party 40% off promo.”
Win a Genius Light Kit from EEME
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They have Online Video Lessons for Free.
I like that you get a free helpful video.
this looks amazing…..my boys would love it
two things the things were in the kids hands ( kid doing adult helping.. 🙂 ) and that you also have free web video.. 🙂
The Genius Light package looks fun! I don’t know what jump wires are but I’d love to learn:-)
The Buzz Wave looks neat.
My 7 year old would be in heaven!
I love the “Buzz Wave” project. My kids would love how it is light/motion sensitive.
Sign up for online videos through email. Also it states the age 7-12 but also great for parents to also learn with their child.
I noticed cute little baby feet on the blog! 🙂
LOVE this quote from their “About Us” page:
“EEME also believes that our youth’s best role model for effective learning is the parent.”
With 3 boys in the house this would be a great addition to their other learning tools!
In addition to the videos they have 8 interactive quizzes will test your kid’s learning. What a neat interactive tool.
I loved that the Genius Lite Kit (and all of them I guess) comes with “45 minutes of online videos that will (1) teach you and your kid how to build the Genius Light, and (2) explain the electrical engineering concepts behind it”. I rarely can explain the concepts thoroughly enough so these are great.
I love that the child learns the true engineering terminology without watering it down.
I like the fact that it’s a LED circuit system!
they offer FREE video lessons