Little Passports Science Jr. - Subscription Box for Kids | Ages 5-8

My granddaughter looks forward to getting these especially during this time with no real school. She has been getting the travel passport editions for about 6 months and I added the science edition to give her more to look forward to. She looks forward to getting these and keeps track of when they should be showing up.

we bought this for our niece and nephew for christmas. she is 6 and he is 4 and they both love it!! well worth the money.

I've gotten this box for several months. The contents are great, the materials well thought out and educational, and I love the consistency in how information is presented. I.E, there's always magazine that has a consistent format, and a lot of the materials are made at the same level of quality with instructions, etc. My problem with this is my 5 (almost 6 year old now) is not able to understand the level that the information is presented at, nor is she able to build the demonstrations with a 5 year old's limited dexterity. I had to build every single demonstration myself while she watched with minimal ability to assist. Considering that it can take an hour or more to build something, she'd get bored and want to "help". It hasn't been much fun.Also, I'd read the materials to her and most of it would go over her head. Note this from the current box: "Newton's 2nd Law: The force exerted on an object is equal to the object's mass times its acceleration. The acceleration of a gymnast spinning on a beam is based on their mass and the force of the energy they exert." This is completely ungraspable by a 5 year old. I'm ditching this box subscription and will come back in 3-5 years.

My grandson is loving his new passports.

A small pamphlet with instructions for a quick easy experiment and a card stock punch out of a seal. The quality and price point for this product should be less than the cost of a happy meal toy. Stuff for the experiment had to be purchased separately. Seriously, if they would have just included the items for the experiment (only about $10 worth of items) I would have been satisfied enough to keep the subscription because my little guy was so excited for it to arrive. However, the disappointment and having to wait until I could get to the store to do the experiment makes this box beyond disappointing!

Grandson was so excited to receive his first package. Loved I!

This box was OK and kind of cute but definitely not worth the money. The activity was flimsy and broke during the actual building. There was a little board game but after 1 play, the kids were over it.not impressed.

Product was purchased as a gift. The child's mother tells me that the first issue of "Passports" received was "Great so far based on the first box," and "Fun facts Interesting Game was a nice interactive experience." I rated this as a 3 because of only one sample of the product.