Makedo SCRU Driver, for Use with and SCRU+, STEM STEAM Educational Toys Kids, at Home Play + Classroom Learning, Reusable 1 Piece Tool Boys Girls Age 4+

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Amazon HOW TO USE THE SCRU-DRIVER: Connect cardboard as easy as righty tighty, lefty loosey. NOTE: You will need SCRU or SCRU+ parts to connect cardboard. VERSATILE AND STRONG: Cardboard is a readily available free unlimited building block that can be folded, sawed and hole-punched while maintaining its durability. EXPAND YOUR TOOLKIT: Ideal for smaller groups and creative environments such as playtime or building projects at home. Makedo facilitates educational fun while keeping our planet green. OPEN-ENDED PLAY: With the pride of independent making, Makedo creations open the door to imaginative play where the child is the protagonist in a hackable world of their own making. BRING IMAGINATION TO LIFE: The awesomeness of Makedo is that children learn by doing, creating, and experimenting! With Makedo’s reusable cardboard construction tools, Manufacturer: Makedo

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HOW TO USE THE SCRU-DRIVER: Connect cardboard as easy as righty tighty, lefty loosey. NOTE: You will need SCRU or SCRU+ parts to connect cardboard. VERSATILE AND STRONG: Cardboard is a readily available free unlimited building block that can be folded, sawed and hole-punched while maintaining its durability. EXPAND YOUR TOOLKIT: Ideal for smaller groups and creative environments such as playtime or building projects at home. Makedo facilitates educational fun while keeping our planet green. OPEN-ENDED PLAY: With the pride of independent making, Makedo creations open the door to imaginative play where the child is the protagonist in a hackable world of their own making. BRING IMAGINATION TO LIFE: The awesomeness of Makedo is that children learn by doing, creating, and experimenting! With Makedo’s reusable cardboard construction tools, Manufacturer: Makedo


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