Exploration Education avoids the primary trap of homeschool science: buying an ambitious book full of experiments only to abandon it because sourcing thirty odd parts is exhausting. By delivering every gear, wire, and dowel in the box alongside interactive computer-led instructions, it actually gets done.

The aesthetic of the digital lessons won't win any graphic design awards, but kids generally forgive dated interfaces when they get to pick up real tools and build something that moves. It works especially well for kids who glaze over when faced with textbook paragraphs but perk up the second they have to wire a switch.