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Traffic light STEM kit
This STEM kit mixes light wood and sturdy plastic, a real pleasure for the hands: the connections come together, the LEDs light up, the structure comes alive before your eyes. The natural wood shows its grain while the circuit lights up in sequence. An elegant, concrete, educational mini landmark.
Kids electricity experiment toy
Give this electric kit as an educational gift: a shared moment, a gentle introduction to electronics. Worried the build might be too complex? The simplified instructions reassure, the batteries are standard (2 x AA) and customer support is available. Safety and sturdiness are guaranteed.
DIY Traffic Light Kit: specifications
- Dimensions : approx. 11 × 6 × 9 cm (base + arm)
- Materials : wood & composite plastic
- Power : 2 × AA batteries (not included), simple battery circuit
- Easy assembly: screws, mounts and wiring are included in the kit.
Understanding electricity by experimenting
Electricity kits reveal the basics of an energy that is invisible yet essential to daily life. Through simple, playful builds, children (and grown-ups) learn how circuits, switches and bulbs actually work. A concrete way into science that develops curiosity, logic and observation. Perfect for learning moments at home or in the classroom. 👉 Back to electricity & circuit kitsCustomers who viewed this electricity kit also looked at
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7 reviews for DIY Traffic Light Kit
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Martin Greaves –
Built it with my lad on a rainy Sunday afternoon and it took about an hour and a half. The LEDs cycle through nicely once it’s wired up correctly. Only reservation is that the wires are a bit fiddly for smaller fingers, so I ended up doing a few of the connections myself.
Priya Shah –
My daughter (9) went quiet for a full twenty minutes, which never happens, and then shrieked when the green light came on. She’s since made me stand in the hallway and pretend to be a car. The best bit for me was how she started asking why the lights change in order rather than all at once, so we ended up chatting about circuits at bedtime. Cracking little kit.
dave.t –
good kit, does what it says. bought it as a stocking filler for my nephew and he had it running before tea. Bit pricey for what’s in the box but he’s chuffed with it.
Margaret Doyle –
Bought for my grandson Alfie. His little face when the lights came on, lovely to see. Spot on.
Callum Reid –
Always been curious how a basic traffic light sequence actually works, so I got this for myself, and no shame in that. Once it’s assembled you can see how the current gets passed along so each LED lights in turn, which is neater than I expected for a kit this size. Brilliant for a rainy weekend. Now thinking about wiring up a little crossing to go with it.
Clare Jenkins –
Got this kit for my grandson, and oh what a joy it was to see his face light up brighter than the LEDs! It kept him so engaged, learning as he went along. The perfect little introduction to the world of circuits.
Simon Hargreaves –
A delightful little project! Assembling the traffic light was easier than expected, a neat design for budding scientists. Watching the lights go through their cycle was oddly satisfying, and sparked a bit of curiosity about how it all works.