PLAY STEAMGarden Kits - Grow Your Own Fairy Garden for Kids- Maze Planter Fun Science Learning Educational(Dried beans and soil not included)

Packaged extremely well and arrived very safely. Came very fast I am really glad it did because since it is holiday season. My niece is going to love it. I will be buying from again thank you again so much

Great product with multiple experiments.I got this so that we could teach my homeschoolers a bit more about plants, how they grow and how they are affected by light, soil and water etc.This kit provides all of the equipment, except for soil, water and seeds, that you will need to conduct various different experiments that will allow you to find out the many different ways in which growing plants can be affected.The components of the kit are very well made and fit together easily. Following the well written instructions makes life a lot easier also.I would have liked some better information about the best types of fast growing seeds that allow for the experiments to be seen working a bit sooner, however a quick search on the internet helped me to find some good bean varieties to use.Overall this is a great quality teaching kit for all ages I have a pre-school age 3 and 8 year old and a 10 year old and they all love it

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A little indoor grow garden. Very exciting and as the little plants start growing you can see them start to make their way through the maze. I personally this this kit is good for a small family with maybe 2 children. Each child could have one side and see who can grow there plant the quickest and best. Overall it’s great fun and can be reused again and again. It’s pretty simple, but the price tag too also reflect this! I think it’s worth the money.

This ‘grow your own fairy garden’ and plant maze is a great idea, which doesn’t quite work perfectly in practice.The packaging makes much of the kit’s “STEM” learning credentials, and it definitely has a lot of educational potential, especially for children interested in plants and the natural world.The lengthy booklet backs up the educational angle with plenty of relevant information about botany and how things grow. So far, so good.The problems begin with the assembly of the house frame. I am reasonably handy but I found this assembly quite fiddly, and I had to draw on plenty of patience to get it made properly.You then assemble the maze, for the growing plant to navigate through. My co-testers aged 9 and 7 enjoyed this stage, and there was much debate and also cooperation in agreeing the final design.At this point I must mention that you need to provide your own soil and dried beans. I am sure there are good logistical and legal reasons why these are not bundled in with the kit.My final two review points are the negative ones. First, the house is very small, only 8 inches tall, so it’s not great for observing the plant’s progress in detail. Second, while this is not a simple toy, I did find it hard to keep up the enthusiasm for our new plant- the fun was really at the design and making changes.So, overall a well intentioned educational activity, just slightly flawed in execution due to the small size.