We opened the Tinkerer box to find instructions, a content-rich magazine, and lot of parts and pieces. My son got right to work. He enjoyed the process as it was easy and satisfying for him to accomplish. Hands-on experiences are always best, as long as accompanied by some good content, which the magazine and YouTube provided. We enjoyed putting the viewer together and give it two thumbs up!

The materials were solid. My 8 year old could easily do this on his own. It was well made, simple, and worked.

This would be a fun item to introduce to my second graders. It's hands-on, colorful, and process oriented. I'll be looking into Tinkerer products in the future to supplement my curriculum. Thank you!

We learned a lot about polarisation, optics, and the physics behind it. The activity involved problem solving, logic, hand-eye coordination, and following directions.