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Even the larger versions may however only provide a few hours of fun "as is" for most kids,& an enhanced challenge is really needed to stimulate curiosity. Teachers & parents COULD of course make up their own experiments & task worksheets - Ohms Law,series/parallel loads & switches etc. The larger kits even have radio & metering options,suitable for mid level secondary school etc,& add ons are available.

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