Features

• Introduce children to the process of experimentation and concepts including energy transfer, momentum and gravity with this exciting bundle.
• Discovery Scientific Workbench:
• Great for developing logical thinking and an understanding of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (STEAM) principles with more than ten experiments.
• Introduces children to the process of experimentation and concepts including energy transfer, momentum and gravity.
• Ideal for younger ages thanks to child-friendly pieces, simple assembly and clear instructions
• Contains everything needed to undertake ten experiments and produce a mechanical grabber, a robot head, a fan belt, a crane, a cable car, a bell ringer, a climbing frog, a waving hand, a sound maker and a boom gate
• Plastic parts include: Five long bolts, eight short bolts, eight nuts, four cap nuts, one triple-holed joint, one big pulley, one small pulley, one big cog, one handgrip, one screwdriver, one wrench, three fan blades, one C-clamp, one hanger and one triangular box.
• Wooden parts include: One single hole cube, one triple-holed rectangular block, one 5-holed strips, three 7-holed strips, and two 9-holed strips
• Soft parts and accessories include: One silicone belts, one bell, one frog, one gasket, two hands, and one mask.
• Scientific Tool Belt:
• The Ultimate Belt - Have your tools on hand and start lifting things with the crane, tighten nuts and bolts with the wrench and signal your friends with the bell.
• With this utility belt, you'll be able to store tools in the loops and rivets in a pouch
• Encourage Creativity - Let your little one's creativity and imagination run wild and experiment with more than three experiments included on the belt.
• Consists of a pocket of tools, your little one can fix and build directly on the belt
• STEAM Education Value - This tool belt is perfect for developing logical thinking skills as well as STEAM principles (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics)
• App Included - We have developed and released a "know how" app to guide for instructions on how to conduct these experiments

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