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Learning Circuits helps 4th Grade, primary and young children learn about circuits and electricity. We also have an interactive circuit simulator, for children to build circuits online.
1 Edinburgh Street, 01234, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Reply from Learning Circuits
Thanks for taking the time to write this review. We are always keen to improve Learning Circuits when we receive honest and constructive feedback. This review lacks detail as to what made this person unhappy, so we are unable to help. We're always happy to hear about our user experience and take steps to improve (when we know what is wrong). Matt at Learning Circuits.
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