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STEM Connex Digital Traffic System 38848 Interactive Play Set
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The STEM Connex Digital Traffic System (model 38848) is an educational toy designed to introduce children aged 8 and above to the fundamentals of traffic control and safety. This kit allows young learners to assemble a working model featuring traffic lights and barriers that respond to light signals, simulating real-world traffic management scenarios. By experimenting with this system, users gain hands-on experience in basic physics and engineering principles. The set requires two AA batteries (not included) and comes with clear assembly instructions to guide the building process. Its compact dimensions (16.7 x 21.5 x 7.2 cm) make it suitable for both home and classroom settings. Ideal for fostering STEM skills, this kit encourages creativity and problem-solving in a fun and interactive way.
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Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)
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