Mechanics Learning Activities

Description:   Study Acceleration and Velocity without Cart or Track

Description:   Students learn about Newton's laws with a fun science ride on this inertia scooter.

Description:   This set features a handy, economical selection of density cubes.

Description:   KidWind basic wind experiment kit classroom pack includes 3 turbines and extra hubs, blade consumables, power output devices (for approximately 24 students).

Description:   An economical digital stroboscope.

Description:   This model shows the internal structure and operating principles of an air cooled two-stroke engine. All parts are aluminum and plastic. Ignition is shown via a small bulb. Carburetor and fuel supply are also sectioned. Hand crank is provided for manual operation. Mounted on a base.

Description:   Design and learn how levers increase your lifting power.

Description:   A set of dynamic cart trolleys are used for investigation on momentum, velocity and acceleration. Each trolley consists of two rectangular wooden blocks, 300 mm long, moving on three low friction wheels (ball bearings in wheels). The trolley is fitted with spring loaded impulse rod. It has a provision for stacking the trolleys on top of each other with removable pins. It is supplied with two rubber corks and 2 needles, so trolleys may be stuck together for inelastic collisions. A striking pin for releasing the striker and 3 pins or dowels for stacking are provided. One trolley weight approximately 1 kg.

Description:   Demonstrate the vortex action of a tornado with a dramatic lesson.

Description:   Reveal the Physics of Pressure

Description:   A dynamic cart system that you pick the parts you need.

Description:   Students learn about density, mass, volume, buoyancy, specific gravity, and flotation while experimenting with real-world materials.

Description:   This unique ball records time and height from moment of release to moment of impact on the ground or on an object.