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Electric Mazes - Pulse and Science Game

Electric Mazes - Pulse and Science Game

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Science for all

Show them how, when the two pieces of steel come into contact, the circuit emits a signal and the light bulb lights up and makes a sound, while if you touch the circuit with your hand, the light remains off.

Develops fine motor skills by having to make very precise movements to follow the circuit without touching it. Improves pulse and concentration.

Battery included!

Three levels

If the first maze isn't a challenge for you... Here comes the second one! And the third one! Let's see if you can complete the house. Be careful, it can be complicated and a little frustrating for the little ones!

  • Packaging with less cardboard to reduce its use and the size of the shipment
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The importance of reducing screen time

They harm the eyesight

Too much screen time strains the eyeballs and can create/aggravate vision problems, especially in children.

The blue light emitted by screens is the cause, and it is more dangerous when the screen is close to the eyes.

Concentration problems

Much of the content on social media (especially that made for children) is designed to achieve the longest possible consumption time, which creates the habit of spending hours switching from one video to another without using creativity.

If the brain gets used to receiving dopamine simply by looking at a screen, it will be increasingly difficult to entertain itself with things that require effort.

Lower quality of sleep

Prolonged use of screens during the day keeps the brain active and makes it difficult for it to enter "rest mode" and maintain it at night (in both adults and children).

Other articles and studies

ABC - The risks of excessive screen use in children

Mental Health Forum Madrid - The danger of overexposure to screens

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