Each kit comes with three activities, with topics ranging from biology to engineering and physics. You can view them in more detail below!
Students engineer their own catapults and launch projectiles into basketball hoops, exploring physics concepts like trajectory, force, and motion. Through trial and error, they learn how adjusting angles and force affects distance and accuracy, making kinematics tangible and fun.
Students create beautiful chromatography flowers while discovering how liquids travel through materials. Using coffee filters and markers, they observe color separation and learn about capillary action—the same process plants use to transport water from roots to leaves.
Students build three-dimensional shapes using modeling clay and wooden dowels, then discover Euler's famous mathematical formula that relates faces, vertices, and edges. This hands-on geometry activity makes abstract mathematical concepts concrete and encourages spatial reasoning skills.
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Each kit comes with comprehensive teacher guides, student worksheets, and all necessary materials for hands-on learning.
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