Between virtual learning and never-ending Among Us tournaments, parents know how hard it can be to break kids away from the screen.

Klutz has a solution with 10 new book-based activity kits guaranteed to get kids away from the computer. Aimed at kids ages 4 and up, each kit offers something new, such as creative art studios to STEM-based building activities. 

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Leading the fall lineup is LEGO Gear Bots, fun robot creatures that kids can build while learning engineering practices. Each kit comes with step-by-step instructions for maneuvering the various cranks, axels, cams, and more that make up the 62 LEGO elements included in every box. The set also includes a papercraft character for kids to fold and attach to their LEGO elements to add more dimension to their character.

Each unique kit teaches valuable hands-on skills in creativity and cognition. With 10 kits to choose from, every kid is sure to find something to suit their interests. 

Families can find them now on klutz.com.

About the author

Julia Fields

Julia Fields

Julia is an Editorial Intern at the Toy Insider, the Toy Book and the Pop Insider and is excited to start immersing herself in the toy industry through a journalistic background. Familiar with fandoms since her Tumblr days, Julia can constantly be found wistfully thinking about celebrity gossip, the Chrises of the MCU, outlandish conspiracy theories, and really good coffee.

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