FLO House of Illusions 5-in-1 STEM Science Activity Toy Kit for Kids | DIY Kaleidoscope, Hologram Projector, Mini Hologram Theater, Thaumatrope Spinner, Ames Window | Learning Toy Set with Mirrors

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• INCLUDES DIY MATERIALS & TOOLS FOR 5 PROJECTS All materials are included for a complete experience! 3 rectangular mirrors, kaleidoscope circle template, paper sheet, 8 wooden sticks, hologram theater template, mini hologram template, 6 thaumatrope templates, Ames window template, acrylic sheet, 6 color pencils, 12 sketch pens, glue, tape, and a full-color illustrated instruction manual
• 5-IN-1 STEM ACTIVITY GAME FOR KIDS Unlock the world of science and optical illusions with the FLO House of Illusions! This interactive educational toy kit lets kids build and explore five incredible science activities: a real working kaleidoscope, 3D hologram projector, mini hologram theater, thaumatrope spinner, and the famous Ames Window illusion encouraging curiosity and hands-on discovery
• SCIENCE LEARNING KIT FOR CLASSROOM & HOME Designed to inspire young learners, this STEM activity toy is perfect for school projects, homeschool science lessons, STEM fairs, or creative weekend play. Kids learn about optics, light reflection, and visual perception through engaging hands-on experiments and art-based activities that reinforce STEM concepts
• BUILD HOLOGRAMS & KALEIDOSCOPE FROM SCRATCH Kids will love seeing their designs come to life with the mini hologram projector that uses real light reflection to show floating 3D images! The DIY kaleidoscope uses actual mirrors and paper templates to create mesmerizing, symmetric color patterns, giving children a deeper understanding of how light and shapes interact
• LEARN OPTICAL SCIENCE WITH CLASSIC ILLUSIONS This activity kit teaches children about the persistence of vision using the thaumatrope, and about visual distortion using the Ames Window illusion. These timeless experiments demonstrate how the human brain interprets (and misinterprets!) visual data. Great for visual learners, hands-on tinkerers, and future scientists or inventors.