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Practical Educational Tools & Exciting Learning Opportunities |
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Manuals and Teaching Materials
DEALERS
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Have Fun Learning |
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Have Fun Learning
Each kit is stimulating, absorbing and offers hours of enjoyment, learning the basic concepts of electricity and electronics |
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Ready to Use |
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No soldering or wire trimming is required. All parts are ready to clip together, straight from the box. |
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Simple Assembly |
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Experiments are assembled on a base board and parts clip together quickly and easily with press-studs. The base board offers stability and the ability to carry a complete experiment around without parts falling off. |
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Colour Coded Parts |
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All parts are numbered and colour coded for easy identification and cross reference with the instructions and diagrams in the user manual. |
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Conveniently Packaged |
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Each part has a special pre-assigned slot in the box for easy location when required. This helps you to see that everything is present when packed away.
User Guides
A comprehensive, easy to follow user guide is included with every kit. It shows each circuit, with the appropriate colour illustrations.
Teacher/Parent Notes
In addition to the user guide, the Primary Kit includes curriculum worksheets and teacher/parent notes to assist the teaching process.
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Therapeutic Qualities |
The instant visual or aural rewards created as a result of preparing an experiment can provide a therapeutic stimulus, valuable in certain learning environments. |
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National Curriculum |
Many of the kits are designed to follow the national Curriculum, having work sheets and instructions as per the QCA schemes of work. |
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Equal Appeal For Boys And Girls |
Cambridge BrainBox kits were designed to appeal to both boys and girls as a colourful and exciting medium for creativity and experimentation. |
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Suitable For All |
The BrainBox method of making the electrical connections is so simple that children with a very wide range of abilities can build the circuits |
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