Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

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Post by cmrberry » Mon, Feb 09, 2015, 8:01 PM UTC

Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer
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Re: Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

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Post by matt_morgan » Mon, Feb 09, 2015, 8:46 PM UTC

Cool that she mentioned Snap Circuits. They are great, and so low-key that it seems hardly anyone knows about them.

Re: Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

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Post by cmrberry » Mon, Feb 09, 2015, 8:58 PM UTC

matt_morgan wrote: post #2

Cool that she mentioned Snap Circuits. They are great, and so low-key that it seems hardly anyone knows about them.

Thanks Matt :) I'm a huge fan. I actually use them in a hands-on tech program I run for local girls, they love them.

Re: Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

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Post by Fuzzwah » Mon, Feb 09, 2015, 9:00 PM UTC

I hadn't heard about little bits before, thanks for that. I've got a few years until my little girl will be into these kinds of toys (she just turned 1), but I really enjoy checking them out and day dreaming about the future fun we'll have playing with things like this.

Re: Toys (and Patient Parents) Made Me an Engineer

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Post by cmrberry » Mon, Feb 09, 2015, 9:19 PM UTC

Fuzzwah wrote: post #4

I hadn't heard about little bits before, thanks for that. I've got a few years until my little girl will be into these kinds of toys (she just turned 1), but I really enjoy checking them out and day dreaming about the future fun we'll have playing with things like this.

My pleasure :) LittleBits are awesome to play around with even as an adult. A little pricey, but totally worth it.