GO Eco, Architectural STEM STEAM Educational Learning Building Blocks Kit

This product, at first sight, might seem like a Lego-like kit to the younger ages. When in reality it is a pretty sophisticated platform that offers SOOOO much more! The attention to detail and scaling of model size to real life structures makes these sets such a great learning instrument for teaching basic building concepts. My son often has troubles focusing when learning new material and this set was able to keep his attention for several weekend builds! Models are quick and relatively easy to construct and teardown. From the pop outs and building scheme to the simplicity of actually using an advanced learning tool, I strongly recommend for any parents out there that would like to teach while having fun! 10/10!

The house is beautiful and my nephew loved it! Very good looking piece and interesting learning process for kids.The only part that may need some design tweak is making it easier to align the pegs on top of the wall panels with the second floor "slab" as you build up. It is tricky for little fingers.The finishes are fun and exciting to play with them at different locations. We built option 1, but looking forward to options 2 and 3. Great model!

I liked the idea of 3-D architecture design for learning. I disliked the cheap quality of the pieces. The cardboard greenery would not stand up, the connectors kept disconnecting. There were not enough pieces to make the kit worth your while...definitely overpriced. Would not recommend.

Got it for my 10yr old thinking here's a way to move on from Lego buildings to more advanced stuff. What a mistake! I don't know if rating system will let me rate zero-stars, preferably it should be 5 black holes instead:- Let's start from exploiting the "Green" movement that is currently in and giving it a bad name. The bag containing the pieces says it is biodegradable and should not be recycled (?). All well except it basically self-destructs when trying to open it up i.e. one time use.- All of the pieces are plastic - how much ecological can it be?- There is an extra envelope containing perforated cardboard, to complete the scenery. For the money one pays you would think an actual piece would be there.- The final blow comes when trying to set up a 2-story house on top of loose pegs which makes the whole structure wobbly and unstable. What a better let-down for an aspiring architect.- The boxes says it is for ages 10+ ?? Yeah, good one, try more 20+ and stoned for patienceIn all, don't waste your money on a set of cheap plastics.