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Smartivity Music Machine

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$25.19 $34.99 In stock

Build, create, and make some noise with the Smartivity Music Machine! This hands-on STEM project combines building and music for a seriously fun learning experience.

Characteristics: DIY building kit that creates a working musical mechanism while introducing concepts of engineering and mechanical movement.

Size: Finished model size varies.

Age: Approximately 8 years and up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The gears click together so smoothly that even my 7-year-old could assemble most of it solo, and the fact that it actually plays music when you crank it is way cooler than I expected. We've built it twice already just to hear the different tunes.

Zoe M. ★★★★★

My nephew and I spent a whole rainy afternoon snapping the pieces together, and the moment it actually played a tune, his face lit up. The instructions were clear enough that he could follow most of it himself, which made the win feel like his.

Leo V. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old was glued to the table for hours assembling the xylophone-like keys and connecting the gears. The sound it actually makes when the mallets hit is surprisingly pleasant, not just random noise. It’s a fantastic way to meld engineering logic with a creative musical outlet.