ECO-HOUSE Architectural Model Making Kit

Explore the ECO-HOUSE Architectural Model Making Kit

Architectural Model Making Kit

This is a true architectural model making kit, complete with all of the elements needed to build, paint and add special elements to your the Eco-house. Spark your curiosity with solar panels, a wind turbine, roof garderns and greenery. Explores the inside room and layout spaces with furniture stickers.

AGES : 7+

DIFFICULTY LEVEL : 5 out of 10

DIMENSIONS : 5.5” x 11.5” x 6” high

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KIT INCLUDES :

• Pre-cut, interlocking wood for model

• Pre-cut turf

• Bushes
  

• (4) Paint colors (Non-washable)

• (1) Paint Brush

• (1) Furniture Sticker Sheet

• (1) Scaley

• Step-by-step illustrated instructions (downloadable pdf.)
  

Engaging Learning Experience

The ECO-HOUSE Architectural Model Making Kit is a fantastic way for kids to learn about architecture and environmental sustainability. This hands-on learning tool encourages creativity and critical thinking, which are essential for young minds. Children can dive into the world of design, understanding how different structures are built and how they can incorporate eco-friendly features into their projects. With this kit, they will not just build models, but also grasp the importance of sustainable living.

High-Quality Materials

The model uses pre-cut, interlocking wood. Its design features represent solar panels, a wind turbine and roof gardens as details of a miniature architectural model.

Endless Creativity

This model making kit allows for endless creativity. Kids can customize their ECO-HOUSE designs, which encourages them to experiment with different styles and eco-friendly practices. This is not just about following instructions; it's about their ability to innovate and express their unique ideas. As a result, they develop problem-solving skills and gain confidence in their abilities. The ECO-HOUSE kit is an excellent platform for young architects to showcase their imagination and contribute positively to environmental discussions.