Each module is different and does something different. Here’s the gist of how it works: simply draw traces with their quick dry conductive ink pen, then snap on their magnetic modules to create fully functional electrical circuits instantly ! You place the magnetic steel sheet under a sheet of paper, then use the circuit stencil with the conductive ink pen to draw pathways for the current to allow the modules to interact, creating the circuit. I couldn’t wait for my husband to help explain everything to me, so I took it upon myself to learn how it all worked and it was surprisingly easy, even for a newbie like me. I knew I personally wanted to get my hands on a kit (my electronic-loving husband also wanted to give it a whirl) and I definitely wanted to share it with our readers!įirst of all, if you’ve never done anything with circuits (or if you have no idea what a circuit is), the workbook/sketchbook is so easy to read through and understand. But I did know that STEM is huge right now, and being integrated in schools across the country and all over the world. I have to admit, when I was asked to review this product, I knew nothing about it.
Geared towards children 8 years and older, Circuit Scribe is an easy way to introduce STEM to kids and is also great for those who are already experienced. and was completely blown away by how much I learned (at 28 years old) and I am now hooked!Ĭreated by a company based in Austin, TX and Cambridge, MA, Circuit Scribe is a revolutionary pen that uses non-toxic conductive ink that makes it easy for newbies (like myself) and expert makers to have fun with electronics in a new and easy way. I was recently given the opportunity to review an amazing product called Circuit Scribe from Electroninks, Inc. With that being said, I love toys and activities that allow young children to learn how technology works and opens their world to new ideas and thought processes. Technology is our future and where most of the new jobs are being created. We can all agree that STEM, the education of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, is super important for our children learn this day and age.
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