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Total activities- 50+
Second Lesson of Electrical Engineering
After learning the basics through the “Amazing Electricity” science box, some advanced experiments of electrical and electronic engineering can be done by this box.
Everything can be measured!
There is a meter in this box. And it can measure current, voltage, and resistance. It can also show the effect of light and temperature on current and many more activities can be done!
Your very own home electronic wizard!
Is the remote control of the TV in good condition? Is the circuit in series or parallel? Your future engineer will take care of these things from now.
What’s more
App – The app has easy-to-understand video tutorials for each experiment created by BUET’s engineers.
Manual Card – There are separate cards for each activity, which are illustrated with cartoons and told through stories.
Experiments according to Textbooks
Each experiment in “Fun with Measurement” are taken from different chapters of the Textbooks of different classes.
Among these, 2 experiments are from – Class 7, 3 experiments are from – Class 8, and 10 experiments are from- Class 9 and 10.
The Torrit Tandob BigganBaksho includes materials for 20 science experiments, an illustrated manual book, a storybook, and video tutorials through an app. So, your child will be able to carry out all the experiments on their own!
Your child’s imagination will develop. While solving different kinds of puzzles, they will learn to ask questions and think critically.
Children don’t really learn anything by scrolling on digital devices for hours. Not only that, it is actually very harmful for them. It affects their eyes, brain, and attention span. To reduce the harm of digital addiction and ensure quality time, the Brain Development Package can be very helpful.
Their motor skills will improve. Motor skills mainly refer to the fine control and proper coordination of the hands and fingers. As they solve puzzles and complete focus-based challenges, these skills will develop remarkably.
