Your friends will be astounded by your knowledge of osmosis, gear ratios, and fractals! Build moving vehicles and catapults! Perform experiments that demonstrate capillary action, optical illusions, and Newton’s Laws of Motion! This introduction to STEM learning includes an amazing array of real science equipment—mini graduated cylinders, an Erlenmeyer flask, a graduated beaker, a magnifying lens, and building materials such as boards, axles, posts, wheels, gears, and more—along with 30 activity cards to guide kids through an exciting, hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and math.
The activity cards lead you through 35 projects that demonstrate real STEM challenges and explain how they translate to the real world. Experiments strengthen essential engineering skills with open-ended challenges that involve building vehicles and structures with different kinds of gears, axles, and wheels. Young physicists can test optical illusions involving mirrors, magnifying glasses, and printed paper components. Fun chemistry experiments allow young scientists to use real lab equipment to measure, analyze, and make predictions.
Includes:
4 Boards
4 Long Posts
4 Short Posts
6 Long Axles
8 Medium Axles
8 Short Axles
2 Big Gears
2 Medium Gears
2 Small Gears
4 Wheels
4 Wheel Grips
16 Collars
1 Crank
1 Handle
2 Hubs
1 Notch Cap
1 Magnifying Lens
3 Mini Graduated Cylinders
1 Erlenmeyer Flask
1 Graduated Beaker
2 Large Rubber Bands
2 Small Rubber Bands
2 Foam Balls
1 String
3 Balloons
1 Straw
3 Papercraft Sheets
30 Activity Cards
For most activities, everything you need is provided: For some, you’ll need to gather some common household ingredients or objects
WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Children under eight years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision is required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.
