💡The level of assistance your child may need can vary depending on their age, experience, and confidence with hands-on activities. Younger children or beginners might benefit from some initial guidance to understand the building steps and get comfortable with the parts. This support can come from parents, older siblings, or teachers, creating a wonderful opportunity for family bonding and collaborative learning.For families, participating in the building process not only helps children develop fine motor skills and problem-solving abilities but also fosters communication and teamwork. It can be a fun shared activity that encourages curiosity and creativity.

 In educational settings, such as classrooms or clubs, teachers often guide students through the assembly, helping them apply STEM concepts practically. Over time, as children gain experience and confidence, they tend to build independently, boosting their sense of achievement and self-reliance.
 
 Overall, our kits are designed to be accessible and engaging for children while also providing meaningful opportunities for adults to support and encourage their learning journey.