What's the difference between two sentences?
How do you think the kids would manage without working toilets, running water or electricity?
I think they'd find it difficult at first, but something they'd appreciate in the end.

How do you think the kids would manage without working toilets, running water or electricity?
I think they'd find it difficult at first, but they would appreciate the experiences.

What's the difference between two sentences? Is the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

Question

What's the difference between two sentences?
How do you think the kids would manage without working toilets, running water or electricity?
I think they'd find it difficult at first, but something they'd appreciate in the end.

How do you think the kids would manage without working toilets, running water or electricity?
I think they'd find it difficult at first, but they would appreciate the experiences.

What's the difference between two sentences? Is the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

Answer

They both carry essentially the same meaning. Both sentences sound a little awkward though.
I'd write it like this: "I think they'd find it difficult at first, but in the end would appreciate the experience."