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LAB TEST GAMES
$20.00
community voted (417 votes)
The Sum of all your Particles
The premise sounds simple enough: take the wooden particle apart and then try to rebuild it without sneaking a peek at the solution. But watch out, recognizing spatial relationships and spotting the solution is about as easy as seeing an atom, particle, cell or molecule with the naked eye! Each measuring six inches in diameter, these extra-large, science-inspired brainteasers for older kids or grown-ups will put your gray matter to good use. Each puzzle has a different concept and difficulty level. Once you've completed the Atom, the Molecule poses the next challenge, and then the Particle will stump you. Up for the ultimate challenge? You can tackle the Cell. And you thought passing chemistry was tough! Made in China.
- Item ID: 21894
- Age Recommendation: 5+
- Materials: hardwood
- 6" Dia.
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Parent Supervision Suggested.
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Q and A
When our community voted on this product, some also shared comments - read them below:
417 votes * 63 comments
Cassie, UncommonGoods Community Moderator
While you don't need a microscope to examine these molecules, you will need to consider the science of assembly. Would one of these brainteasers make a great gift for a science fan or puzzle lover you know?
Casey
Vote: Thumbs up!
would be much better if sold as a group, $20 each is too much
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs down!
I agree with Casey.
Amanda
Vote: Thumbs down!
Very cool item, but $20 for just one is a bit much. Maybe 2 for $20?
Lea
Vote: Thumbs down!
I have seen these kinds sold at store way cheaper. $20 for one piece is too much. If you want to sell this product, you will have to sell all four for $20
Brandi
Vote: Thumbs up!
I think the size of these puzzles is not obvious. Each puzzle has a 6" diameter (just a little smaller than a soccer ball).
janie
Vote: Thumbs down!
I initially was going to vote thumbs up but after seeing the price changed my vote. This might be fun to give a science teacher or science wonk but $20 each seems too high.
Dana
Vote: Thumbs up!
At this price, I would buy one. If the price were lower, I'd buy several. If the price were a bit lower and they were a bit smaller, I'd buy a bunch of them.
rona
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like them but not for this price
connie
Vote: Thumbs up!
I agree with Rona! Pricey! Great size-agree with Jane, but I would pay $20 for two or more-if qulity is very good and they would last!!!
mereselle
It is actually a great price considering its size. If the size was more obvious, I believe more people would agree.
Christine
Vote: Thumbs down!
Would love to buy this if it was made in the USA.
Alejandra
Vote: Thumbs down!
I agrE with Casey. These would make a perfect gift for my little brother but too.pricey if each are $20
Laurel
These don't fit in my age-group of friends, but they are very clever and the price is great, too.
Kristen
Vote: Thumbs up!
FUN
Chris
Vote: Thumbs up!
Being sold as a set would make them more attractive
Kathleen
Vote: Thumbs up!
My sister and brother in law spend lots of time with puzzles like this. I would buy a couple of them.
J.
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great gifts to give a family - fun for all ages and everyone can get a try.
Nadine
Vote: Thumbs down!
I like these and might pay $20 for 2 of them, but not just for 1.
david
Vote: Thumbs down!
use these to torture your toddler
Sarah
Vote: Thumbs down!
Made in China.
Diana
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love this idea - great stocking stuffer!
Saskia
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love games! These would be perfect at our bar!
Jane
Vote: Thumbs up!
20 bucks for one is way too much, 20 for 2 is a lot better
Rachelle
Vote: Thumbs down!
Who's got the time to sit around and solve puzzles? No one I know.
Allison
Vote: Thumbs down!
made in china.
Tim
Vote: Thumbs up!
These are cool and $20 is about right. Great item for birthdays and stocking stuffers
Deb
Would be great if not made in china
Jessica
Vote: Thumbs up!
Modern day rubix cubes
Mary Margaret
Vote: Thumbs up!
My father-in-law LOVES these puzzles. I am always hunting some out. I think these are fine given their size. Maybe offer a multiples discount.
sharon
Vote: Thumbs up!
I can see this purchased with multiple gifts in mind. Party favors, stocking or basket stuffers, fun little something to give to someone in the office.
sharon
Vote: Thumbs up!
I can see this being purchased and divided into four small gifts for stocking or basket stuffers, grab bags, little something for someone at the office, party favors, etc.
Kathleen
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love the concept! Would also be fun to casually display on a side/coffee table.
Rita
Vote: Thumbs down!
$20 for 2 would be better pricing; make it in the USA; small parts are dangerous with any small children around; looks like small parts may easily be lost/misplaced.
Valerie
Vote: Thumbs down!
I'm not keen on painted products from China. Concerned about lead content even though product is for adults/older children. Also not a fan of products from China.
Meg
Vote: Thumbs up!
Would totally by this for my Chemist friends but it would be nice if more than one came in a pack. $20 each is a bit much.
Mallory
Vote: Thumbs up!
I agree 2 for $20 would be better. It is a very neat idea for a science lover or someone who likes puzzles even.
R
Vote: Thumbs up!
cool, but way to spendy.
Lucy
Vote: Thumbs down!
I like the items, but isn't there enough junk imported from China here already? Buy North American!
Rebecca
Vote: Thumbs up!
I agree that I wish it was made in the US
Eva
Vote: Thumbs up!
looks like fun
Britney
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like the idea, but it's too pricey - maybe 2 for $20
Lee
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great idea, pretty good price and definitely one for the rubiks cube fans of old as well as brain teaser for the more up to date.
Terri
Vote: Thumbs up!
Every summer I take a puzzle of some kind when we have our week at the shore. You know, something to amuse teenagers and young adults just in case it rains. This would be perfect - I'd probably buy more than one.
Paulina
Vote: Thumbs down!
I suppose if someone is in my house with nothing to do maybe... But that never happens.
Rebecca
Vote: Thumbs up!
Looks cool so the game aspect is a bonus.
leigh
Vote: Thumbs up!
these look like fun!
Fabuliss
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great gift idea for people of all ages. Would be nice if the price point was $15.
Debi
Vote: Thumbs down!
You should sell them as a set. $20 each is too much.
suzan
Vote: Thumbs up!
great gift idea even for my engineer husband, I'd buy all 4 if they were cheaper
Melissa
Vote: Thumbs down!
Love the product, but way too expensive.
david
Vote: Thumbs down!
frustrate your friends as sport?????
amber
Vote: Thumbs up!
I love these, but the price should include all of them- looks like they're mass produced.
Jolana
Vote: Thumbs up!
A tiny bit pricey - maybe $15.00 each?
Lynne
Vote: Thumbs down!
I like the idea of these but I've seen other puzzles like these for half the price
Donna
Vote: Thumbs up!
Awesome gift for the brainiac in the family
Rachel
Vote: Thumbs up!
I agree with casey
Richard
Vote: Thumbs down!
wasn't big on Rubik's Cube either
Megan
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love it, but I'm not feeling the price.
Pamela
Vote: Thumbs up!
A little on the pricey side, though.
Nancy
Vote: Thumbs up!
imaginative wood puzzles; $20 each sounds right
MZ
Vote: Thumbs down!
Love the idea. But you can buy 9 of such puzzles in less $20 in the market.
christy
would be a great gift for the puzzler in my life!