25 electronic gifts under $100 for teens and tweens: Shop our top picks from gadgets to accessories

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Here is a brief summary of each product:

1. **Smartivity DIY Pinball Machine**: A mechanical pinball machine that allows kids to build their own toy and learn about science through hands-on engagement.
2. **HUE Animation Studio Stop Motion Kit**: A kit that includes a camera, software, and activities to help kids create their own animations and bring objects to life using stop-motion techniques.
3. **Smartivity DIY Robotic Mechanical Hand**: A mechanical hand that can be built by kids using a step-by-step instructional manual, promoting STEM learning and creativity.

These products are designed to promote learning, creativity, and hands-on engagement in children, while also providing entertainment value. They are suitable for kids aged 6-12 years old.
 
🤔 these products look legit but how much are they gonna cost? like, 500 bucks for a DIY pinball machine? that's some serious cash for a toy... and what's the deal with the 'science' angle? is it just like, physics and stuff or is there actual hands-on science happening in there?

also, what's the point of making your own animation if you're gonna need a computer and software to do it? can't they just include those things too so it's not extra? and how does this stop motion kit even work? are we talking like, claymation or something?

and that robotic hand thingy looks cool but is it even safe for kids? i mean, what if they lose a finger? 😬 gotta do some more research on these before i start shelling out cash... need to see some reviews and safety reports first! 💡
 
These new gadgets look so cool 😎! I think it's awesome that they're making learning fun for kids. I mean, who doesn't love playing with pinball machines or building their own robots 🤖? It's great to see companies creating products that encourage STEM learning and creativity in a way that's engaging and entertaining for kids.

I've seen parents at my kid's school trying to figure out how to get their hands-on kits working, haha! But seriously, these types of projects can be super empowering for kids. Not only do they learn about science and technology, but they also develop problem-solving skills and a sense of pride when they create something with their own hands.

These products are just what we need more of in schools - makerspaces that encourage creativity, experimentation, and collaboration! 🎨💻 Let's get more kids excited about learning through play 😄.
 
omg these DIY kits r so cool for kids! I mean, who doesn't love building their own toy or animating a character? 🤖 it's like they say, hands-on learning is the best way to go and these kits r perfect for that. my niece just got one of those pinball machines as a gift and she's absolutely loving it, she's always playing with it and trying new things. and I love that they're teaching her about science at the same time, it's like she's learning while having fun 😊. these kits are definitely worth checking out if you've got a kid in your life who loves building stuff or creating animations. trust me, they'll have so much fun with them! 💡
 
I think these products are genius 💡! My kid is at that age where they're getting too smart for their own good 😂... just kidding! But seriously, it's awesome to see companies creating stuff like this that encourages learning and creativity in kids. I mean, who doesn't love a good pinball machine or making stop-motion animations? 🎬 It's so cool that these kits are DIY-friendly and can be built with minimal supervision, that way the kids can take ownership of their projects and learn from them.

I'm also loving the STEM aspect of these products, it's so important for kids to get a head start in science, tech, engineering, and math 🤖. And let's not forget about the entertainment value, who says learning can't be fun? 😄 These kits are definitely going on my wish list!
 
I think its awesome that these companies are making educational toys for kids! I mean, who says learning has to be boring right? 🤔 These products look like so much fun and interactive - my niece would love 'em! 🎀 Smartivity DIY Pinball Machine sounds like an amazing way for kids to learn about science in a super cool way. And the HUE Animation Studio Stop Motion Kit is like, exactly what it says on the tin - bringing toys to life with stop-motion animation. I've got two little nephews who would love playing around with this stuff! 🎨
 
omg these products look so cool 😎 i think they're a great way to encourage kids to learn through play. my little cousin is super into building stuff with his dad and this pinball machine would be an awesome addition to their workshop 🤹‍♂️. the stop motion kit looks like it could be a lot of fun too, i've seen some videos online where kids make these crazy cool animations using nothing but toys and cameras 📹. and that robotic hand? mind blown! who wouldn't want a mechanical hand to build with? 🤖
 
I'm loving these new toys! I mean, who doesn't want to build their own pinball machine or create a stop-motion animation? It's like having a mini film studio at home 🎥. And the robotic hand is so cool, it's like something out of a sci-fi movie 🤖. I think it's awesome that these products are promoting STEM learning and creativity in kids, they're gonna grow up to be all sorts of amazing things 🤓. My little nephew would love this stuff, he's always been into building and creating things with Legos. I'm definitely getting one of these kits for him, can't wait to see what kind of crazy inventions he comes up with 💡
 
I'm thinking about these new products and I gotta say, they seem super cool! 🤩 I mean, who doesn't love the idea of building their own pinball machine or creating stop-motion animations? It's all about encouraging creativity and learning through play, right?

I think what's really great about these products is that they're not just limited to homeschooling or special education settings. They could be a great addition to regular classrooms as well! Just imagine how engaging it would be for kids to work on projects like this during school hours.

Also, I'm all for making STEM learning more accessible and fun for young minds. It's awesome that these products are designed to be easy to follow and build with, so even if your kiddo isn't a total tech whiz, they can still have a blast figuring things out on their own.

What do you think? Would you consider getting any of these kits for your little ones? 🤔
 
I think these products r so cool! 🤩 They're perfect for getting kids into science, tech, engineering, and math - basically all the things that'll help 'em become innovators of the future. I mean, who doesn't love building their own pinball machine or creating a stop-motion animation? It's like they say, learnin' should be fun, right? 🎉

I'm also lovin' the fact that these products are designed to get kids involved in the build process - it's like, they're not just sit-tin' there watchin' someone else do all the work. They're actually creatin' somethin' with their own two hands. That's just so empowerin'. 💪

Plus, I think these types of products could be a great way to get kids more interested in STEM fields, especially at a young age. Like, if they start seein' the cool stuff that can be done with science and math when they're younger, they'll be more likely to stick with it as they get older. It's like, plantin' a seed and hopin' it grows into somethin' amazin'. 🌱
 
I think these products are awesome 🤩! I mean, who doesn't love the idea of a DIY pinball machine or creating your own stop-motion animations? It's so cool that they're making STEM learning fun and accessible to kids. The fact that it's step-by-step instructions makes it easy for parents and teachers to follow along too 👍. And can you imagine how proud a kid would be when they build their own robotic mechanical hand? 🤖 It's amazing stuff! I wish more people knew about these kinds of resources, so we could encourage more kids to explore science, technology, engineering, and math... it's the future, after all! 💡
 
Omg this is so cool!!! 🤩 I've been following the trends on edtech and it's awesome to see companies like Smartivity creating products that actually encourage learning through play 📚🎮! I mean, who doesn't love building their own pinball machine or bringing toys to life with stop-motion? 😂 But seriously, these products are perfect for parents who want to give their kids a head start in STEM fields and creative thinking. And the best part is that they're designed for kids aged 6-12, so it's not too overwhelming or expensive 🤑. According to Google Trends, searches for DIY STEM kits have increased by 300% over the past year alone 📈! I think this trend will continue as more parents and educators realize the importance of hands-on learning in today's digital age 📊. Did you know that a study by the National Science Foundation found that kids who participate in hands-on STEM activities are 2x more likely to pursue careers in these fields? 🤯 So, kudos to Smartivity for creating products like this that are both fun and educational! 👏
 
omg u gotta try these new smartivity kits!!! they r soooo cool!! i mean who doesnt want a DIY pinball machine or a robotic mechanical hand?! 🤖🎮 my little sis is gonna freak out when she gets her hands on the animation studio kit 🎬, shes already making stop motion vids with her tablet but this r a whole new level lol! and its so great that they r teaching kids about science and STEM through play, gotta love it 💡
 
🤩 I'm loving these new educational toys! It's awesome that they're making learning so much fun for kids. A DIY pinball machine? That sounds like a blast for the young ones! 🎉 And the stop-motion kit? My little niece would love making her own animations and bringing her favorite toys to life. She's always been fascinated by cartoons and I can imagine how excited she'd be with this kit. 🤓 The robotic mechanical hand is also super cool, who wouldn't want a robot that they built themselves? 💻 It's great that these products are promoting STEM learning and creativity in kids. They're not just toys, but tools to help them develop their problem-solving skills and think outside the box. 👏
 
I gotta say, these new toys are actually kinda cool 🤔... I mean, who wouldn't wanna be a kid again and build their own pinball machine or create stop-motion animations? It's awesome that companies are trying to make learning fun for the young ones. The robotic mechanical hand is especially mind-blowing - it's like something out of a sci-fi movie! 🤖 I remember when my kids were younger, we used to do lots of DIY projects and crafts, and now it seems like they have even more awesome options available. I'm all for encouraging creativity and STEM learning in our next gen - let's hope these toys inspire the next wave of inventors and innovators! 👍
 
Ugh, these educational toys are just a bunch of overpriced nonsense 🤑. Like who needs to build their own pinball machine or robotic hand when they can just play with a video game on their tablet? 😴 And what's up with the "learning" part, it's all just surface level stuff they won't even remember in a week. I mean, how many times have you seen a kid lose interest in something they were supposed to be learning about after 5 minutes? 🤯 It's like these companies are just trying to make a quick buck off of parents who don't know any better.

And don't even get me started on the cost. $50 for a pinball machine that's just gonna collect dust after a few months? 😂 That's just ridiculous. I mean, if you're gonna spend money on something, can't you at least get a decent Lego set or something? 🤷‍♂️ At least those things are actually useful and won't break the bank.

I'm not saying kids won't learn anything from these toys, but it's just a bunch of hype and overhyped marketing 📦. Mark my words, in 5 years, these toys will be collecting dust in some garage sale somewhere... 💔
 
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