Young Engineers

At this age children have gained finer motor skills and enter the stage of logical thinking development. They move away from random trial and error and are able to visualize their solutions more methodically. As they grow, they apply inductive reasoning and can relate a specific experience to a more general principle. This ability enables them to carry out basic experimental activities and gain the initial knowledge around STEM disciplines. Young Engineers can now construct more elaborate models using the ENGINO® Classic building system. This patented system comes with a library of finer-detailed snap-fit parts and simple mechanisms and lay also the foundations for coding!