Blue Marble National Geographic Kids Stained Glass Kit - Glow in The Dark Dinosaur Toys, Kids Arts and Crafts Set, Window Sun Catchers, Kid Crafts Ages 4-8, Window Art Craft Kit, Suncatcher

While I haven't had the chance to personally use the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Kids Window Art Kit yet, as I purchased it as a gift, I can attest to its promising appearance. The kit looks fantastic, with vibrant colors and appealing designs that are sure to inspire creativity in young artists.What stands out about this kit is its focus on educational exploration through art. With NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC's reputation for quality and authenticity, I have no doubt that the included activities and materials will provide hours of engaging entertainment and learning opportunities for children.It's a thoughtful present that encourages imaginative play and artistic expression, making it an ideal choice for birthdays, holidays, or any special occasion.Overall, while I may not have used it myself, I have high hopes for the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Kids Window Art Kit based on its impressive presentation and reputation. I'm confident that it will be well-received by its intended recipient and provide countless hours of creative enjoyment.

Kid loves dinosaurs, kid loves making crafts. Great for most artistic kids who also love dinosaurs.

Bought as a gift for my crafty dinosaur loving nephew. Very cute idea, would buy again for my own Dino loving kiddo when he’s older.

This was a present for children aged 7 and 9. They enjoyed the painting and are happy with the result, which is what matters. It took less than an hour for them 2 paint the whole set.From an adult perspective-The colors are a little lack luster on the finished product even in the sun.There are no instructions for opening the paint tubes. We had to poke small holes in order for the paint to come out, but could not find anything mentioning that.It also does not specify if the paint is water soluble.There is one paint brush included, so make sure you have extra on hand if multiple people will be doing this together.The paint stays on skin for a few days even with washing, unless you really scrub or pick it off.

Some of the paints were dried out and weren't able to be used. Grandson was very disappointed. He painted Earth first, green and blue paint were slimey but could still paint the planet with them. He tried to paint Mercury next which was a fail as paint was completely dried inside...some of the other colors were partially dried out which made it impossible to properly paint the entire planets.

We bought this to use with a Solar System Unit Study in our homeschool with my 6YO.It was easy to paint, had plenty of paint in the tubes, and came with an informational booklet that made good education during the craft project.It was easy to assemble and also came with suction cups hooks for an alternative display method. Great quality, good quantity and easy to create for a wide range of ages.Our only drawback was that paint doesn’t glow really well, which was disappointing. It also was not easy to clean up so I’d recommend painting with old clothes and newspaper or a drop cloth over your workspace.

I bought this for my planet obsessed kiddo and we had a great time working together to paint and hang these as a mobile! It's a wonderful value, considering all the included extras, and the amount of family time it facilitated. I especially loved the included booklet with all the planet information--nothing my kiddo didn't know, but lots of new facts for me!!!The paints were great and we had some left over. I would say there's enough for much messier painters than we were.My kiddo is 6 and was able to work on this without a problem. I would say that any elementary aged kids that are interested in space would be a great audience for this kit.Would make a great gift, too--all we had to add was scotch tape for the mobile!

Really love the concept of this kit. It's fun and pretty but it has some major flaws with putting it together. The plastic string they provide to make the mobile and tie to the suction cups is terrible. We chose to do the mobile so we can see it more. The instructions say to tape the plastic string to the cardboard circle (mobile part) that does not work at all, regular tape and duct tape just fall apart. I tried hot gluing the plastic string to the carboard held for a few hours but also fell apart. The plastic string also does not stay knotted to itself very well at all, the planets kept falling off and it untied from the sticky circle to hang it on the ceiling. I don't think they actually tried making the mobile with the plastic string they provide because it just falls apart. I am buying some thing yard and going to fix it with that instead, yarn will hold a knot and not come apart. I'm also going to get a small screw in hook for the ceiling to hang it from instead of the sticky circle they provide. I like the idea and how ours turned out, I just wish what was provided in the kit actually worked instead of me having to buy extra/different stuff to make it work.