What are the recommended age ranges on the packaging?
440496
My grandson was 8 when he received this gift and although he was able to read the directions for the experiments he mostly did them with his grandpa but I think someone at least 7 years old would be okay as long as they can read. I do not have the box to share the ages at this time.
440497
The bus specifies that this toy is best for ages 5+. Not for children under 3 because of choking hazards. My daughter was 6 when she received this science kit.
440498
I believe the ages were 7-12.Supervision is needed by an adult.Our almost 6 year old grandson seemed interested but the equipment and tools were of inferior quality.
440499
I would say no earlier than seven years old and even then, you have to be there to assist with the projects. For a child to do it alone, probably closer to ten.
848307
I would say the box is pretty accurate on this one 2-5 years old but it depends on the child. A two or three year old would have a lot of fun with.
1556215
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I... » Read More Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. « Show Less
708918
The manufacturer recommends ages 3-8, however a previous reviewer said 4-10 in her estimation. I think it mostly depends on your kids' size and skill level. If they are over 8 but relatively small for their age, this set should work great. On the other hand if they are a tall/big kid for their age or they've grown in skill level and need a bigger kit, go for a different set.
35674
I bought for a gift for 2 children aged 5 and 8 years. I don't remember the age group written on the pkg. The children the game went to really like it. Hope that helps.
442698
I would say 2-3 years. My son is 3 and not really interested but we have known several other kids that loved it and were between 2-3.
1727638
The box reads 6+. I say 4+ depending on patience of child (and adult). Our 4 year old just likes setting up the trap to see it in action and not playing "by the rules" most of the time. To truly enjoy, I recommend 6-12 yrs.
104460
The recommended age is 3+. I bought it for my 5 year old and she loved it from the start. My son didn't enjoy until he was 2.5. There are weight restrictions 100 pounds per user.
2221269
I would say ages 6 to 11 or 12. Younger children would need supervision because they are real tools - just smaller. Children under age 6 might hurt themselves with a sharp point, or a hammered finger. When this kit is given as a gift it would be a good idea to have some wood pieces handy or a project kit because the child will want to start using them right away.
801652
I bought it for twin boys 1st birthday. They have a 2 1/2 yr old brother. All 3 will grow into it perfectly. I don't remember the recommended age range from Supplier.
394381
I'm not sure, as I bought this for my toddler grandson. I am thinking about age 7, max.
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
850629
They say 3-15 years but my son got it for his 2nd birthday (and loves it still.) I would say a better age range would be from ages 2-8. I'm sure they say 3 and up because of the small parts (choking hazard with the fasteners.)
176946
The box stated for Age 2+. My daughter is 7 and still loves playing with him. I hope this help.
661503
I don't remember if there was an age range on the package. But at the YMCA, they use these from age 2 to 6. My daughter is 4 and she loves her "bubble"
918550
It really depends on the size of your child; but I would guess between the ages of 4 to 8.
773481
From memory, the age range is 3-7 years. Our 4 year old and 6 year old boys both love it, and their friends all love to play with it when they come around too. We have other sets too, so the boys have a large range of figures etc... to use in their imaginative play.