‧Item no.: #7092
● Explore core science concepts such as energy transformation, Newton’s laws of motion, friction, and work through hands-on experiments.
● Learn how adjusting weight, speed, angle, and force influences experimental outcomes.
● Develop problem-solving, inquiry, and hands-on engineering skills through interactive activities.
● Aligned with NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) to support key disciplinary core ideas and expected learning outcomes.
Category: Technical Bricks, Experiments
Fundamental physics in action. Unlock the secrets of the physical world with the Forces & Energy Kit, a comprehensive tool designed to demystify how motion and power work. Through a series of engaging, hands-on experiments, students dive into essential scientific principles, including energy transformation, Newton’s laws of motion, friction, and work. This kit is not just about play; it is structured to foster deep academic understanding. Fully aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), it supports key disciplinary core ideas, making it an ideal resource for both classroom learning and home education. By bridging theoretical knowledge with tangible activities, it ensures that learners grasp the fundamental rules governing the physical world.
Developing a scientific mindset. The true value of this kit lies in its interactive approach to scientific inquiry. Young engineers are encouraged to act like real scientists by systematically adjusting variables such as weight, speed, angle, and force to observe how these changes directly influence experimental outcomes. This trial-and-error process is crucial for developing strong problem-solving and hands-on engineering skills. As they test hypotheses and analyze results, learners transition from passive observers to active participants. This dynamic learning experience cultivates critical thinking and inquiry skills, building the confidence students need for future scientific exploration.
| DIMENSIONS | 220 x 280 x 65 mm |
| AGE | 8+ |
| MODELS/COURSES/EXPERMINTS | 18 |
| COMPONENTS | 136 |