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Toys that teach engineering

Engineering kits teach children to solve real problems by planning, building, and testing their own designs.

8 products

Konstruktor elektromobil

Konstruktor elektromobil

80,000 сум
Quyosh energiyasida harakatlanuvchi poyga mashinasi

Quyosh energiyasida harakatlanuvchi poyga mashinasi

100,000 сум
Zilzila detektori

Zilzila detektori

100,000 сум
Suv va havo yordamida uchuvchi konstruktor raketa

Suv va havo yordamida uchuvchi konstruktor raketa

120,000 сум
Робот конструктор

Робот конструктор

180,000 сум
Программируемая Робо рука

Программируемая Робо рука

420,000 сум
Конструктор «Магнитная лаборатория 12 в 1»

Конструктор «Магнитная лаборатория 12 в 1»

90,000 сум
"Tovush yig‘uvchi"  konstruktor

"Tovush yig‘uvchi" konstruktor

90,000 сум

Construction sets and experiment kits turn a child from a passive learner into an active maker: they choose parts, assemble them, fix mistakes, and measure results. That process builds patience, focus, and cause-and-effect thinking.

Learnish engineering toys cover projects from simple mechanical models to solar-powered vehicles, suitable from age 6 with increasing complexity.

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Frequently asked questions

What age are engineering kits for?
Most sets target ages 6 to 15. For younger children, choose models with larger parts and simpler assembly.
Is prior experience required?
No. Kits come with step-by-step instructions and start at a beginner level.
Do they support school subjects?
Yes, they reinforce physics, technology, and applied math through hands-on projects.