Vaishnavi Desai

As a parent of a child in the 8–12 age range, I liked that the course centers on hands-on experiments—static electricity demonstrations, building series and parallel circuits, and the electromagnet activity. That said, the 45-minute sessions felt a bit rushed for the build-and-test parts, and the materials list could be clearer so families don't need extra prep time. Overall it's a solid introduction but may require a little more time or parental setup for some kids.

As a parent of a child in the 8–12 age range, I appreciated the short explanations paired with teacher demonstrations and hands-on tasks like comparing series and parallel circuits and making an electromagnet. The activities were simple to repeat at home and felt well suited to the 45-minute format. Great for curious kids who enjoy building and testing experiments.

As a parent, I liked the mix of hands-on investigations, short videos, and live simulations — it made electricity and magnetism approachable, and the materials list before each class helped us be ready. My child was excited to try simple circuits and magnet tests at home after the weekly sessions.

As a parent, I appreciated that the club focuses on one clear concept per 45-minute weekly session and uses an 18-week rotating syllabus so topics are revisited over time. The hands-on experiments, simulations, and short videos kept things engaging, and the advance materials list made prep straightforward. Mild caveat: a few activities needed more adult help than I expected and the pace sometimes felt a bit fast for our younger 7-year-old.