Vacuum Cleaner
The simplest way to explain how a vacuum cleaner can suck up debris is to think of it like a straw. When you take a sip of drink through a straw, the action of sucking creates a negative air pressure...
Each month get 2-3 hands-on projects connected to a STEM theme. Our kits come with all necessary materials, tools, instructions and videos to complete successful projects.
Great gifts for little makers ages 8-15
Starting at $16.95/mo.
Pause or cancel anytime
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How much does a subscription cost?
$19.95 per month. You can also choose different prepaid plans, starting from $16.95 per month. Pause or cancel anytime.
What is the recommended age range?
The recommended age range is 8-15.
Where do subscriptions ship?
Subscription boxes ship anywhere in the United States. Shipping is free in the U.S.
What is your cancellation policy?
You can cancel a monthly subscription anytime directly from your account after the first box ships. Prepaid subscriptions are only eligible for cancellation after the initial prepaid term has been completed.
Can I give Little Workbox as a gift?
Of course! Simply visit our gift page and make your gift selection. Gift subscription is one-time payment. Does NOT automatically renew. We can include a special card in the package with your gift message printed on it. Enter a gift message in the "Special Instructions" box during check out.
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