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Tinker Crate Review + Coupon Code – March 2017

Tinker Crate Subscription Box Review + Coupon Code - February 2017
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Tinker Crate (which is part of the Kiwi Crate family) introduces 9-16-year-olds to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) through fun, educational activities. Each Tinker Crate comes with all the materials needed for building the project, instructional video, and blueprint with step by step instructions, as well as a Tinker Zine with additional science experiments and activities.

Tinker Crate
Cost: $19.95/month.
Ships To: United States and Canada.
Coupon Code: Use code “SHARE30” to save 30% off your first month of Kiwi Crate and their family of boxes!


Tinker Crate ships via FedEx Smart Post out of California and generally takes about a week to arrive.

Our March 2017 Tinker Crate theme was “Spin Art Machine” and included instructions and materials to build our own right at home.

Box Note
I feel like I should mention that not all new subscribers will receive the most current Tinker Crate box.  I am not sure if this was the newest one or one that had been sent in a previous month, but it was new to us.

Instructions


B (my husband) and L (our 8-year-old) worked on this one together (his 4-year-old brother “helped” a little as well) .  Unlike some of the Tinker Crate projects, L didn’t need much grownup assistance with this one.  I’d say he did 95% himself and B did about 5%.

Building / Materials

All we needed from home for this project was scissors!

I’d guess it took 20-30 minutes to build this?  As I mentioned L did most of it himself and needed minimal assistance! The boys were all so into making their spin art that I couldn’t get any “in-action” pictures. Heck, they barely let me take a picture of the finished pieces. Just so you can get an idea of how it works, I am attaching the Tinker Crate video from their YouTube channel.  If you ever get stuck in one of their steps, they have all the projects / tutorials on their channel which is super helpful.

Final Product


These turned out great!  I don’t think you can go wrong with spin art.  We did end up with a little paint on the table, but it cleaned up with a little water – no stains!

Tinker Zine

Each box also includes the Tinker Zine, which includes additional science activities and experiments relating to the theme.

What do you think about Tinker Crate? If you are interested in subscribing, you can sign up here and use the coupon code “SHARE30” to save 30% off your first month of Tinker Crate and their family of brands.

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Jennifer: Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!
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