Description
- 8 working models to build
- 42-page booklet with theory, experimental activities, quiz and building instructions
- Thought provoking building challenges and exercises.
- Snap-fit connectivity in any direction and angle.
- Use the 3D Viewer app to manipulate the model, zoom in and out, rotate, explode and implode! (Android, Apple (iOs) and Windows mobile operating systems)
Product Description
Learn all about the ingenious Sir Isaac Newtons laws of motion which are the basis of classical mechanics that still describe most everyday life situations. Observe the effects of kinetic and potential energy and see first-hand how energy is transformed from one form to the other. Build 8 working models such as a ballistic catapult, a gravity fan, a collision car, a moving cabin, a balloon powered plane and a dragster. You can find easy-to-follow building instructions for all models either online or in the booklet included. The booklet provides detailed explanations of the different scientific principles applied and incorporates innovative experimental activities for hands-on learning. A Quiz section is also available to challenge your newly acquired knowledge! Conduct thorough experiments and discover: - Newton's first law of motion and the relation between force and motion; - Newton's second law of motion and the relation between force, mass and acceleration; - Newton's third law of motion and the physics of action and reaction forces; - the concept of Momentum; - the fundamental properties of energy; - what factors affect potential and kinetic energies. The DISCOVERING STEM series was developed by qualified teachers and academics, following the latest pedagogical trends in order to combine theory with practice. The series deals with the core subjects of STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics - in a fascinating and enjoyable way. Each package includes a comprehensive activity booklet, covering a broad area of subjects.
Set Contains:
8x models to build (121 pieces in total)1 x 42-page booklet with theory, experimental activities, quiz and building instructions