STEM Explorations Vehicles

Product Code: 708-TE10007

Explore STEM concepts while building vehicle models, ideal for teaching velocity and acceleration.

Builds Seven Vehicles: This kit builds seven working vehicles that demonstrate how they are powered differently. It provides a practical way to explore various power sources.
Comprehensive Set: It includes over 130 pieces including a spring motor, and experiment worksheets for five models. This ensures a thorough and engaging learning experience.
Supports Teamwork: Up to four children can work on up to five experiments at any one time. This promotes collaboration and enhances group learning dynamics.
Experiment Guide: The experiment guide ensures that the activities are educationally relevant and beneficial.
Technical Knowledge: Supports the Design and Technology curriculum by exploring and using mechanisms.

Explore STEM concepts while building vehicle models, ideal for teaching velocity and acceleration.

Includes parts to build seven vehicles with push, rubber band, wind, or spring motor power. Ideal for STEM education.

With over 130 parts, this K'NEX set lets children build seven different vehicle models powered by push power, rubber bands, wind, or a spring motor. Children grasp concepts like potential and kinetic energy, velocity, and acceleration through hands-on activities.

Supporting the Design and Technology curriculum, children can learn all about various mechanisms and sources of power. The downloadable booklet offers five inquiry-based experiments for structured learning.
Up to four children can work together, promoting teamwork and problem-solving. The experiment guide aligns with national STEM standards, making it a valuable addition to STEM classroom activities and science experiment kits.

Design & Technology, Key Stage 1, Technical Knowledge

Explore and use mechanisms (for example, levers, sliders, wheels and axles) in their products.

Design & Technology, Key Stage 2, Technical Knowledge

Understand and use mechanical systems in their products (for example, gears, pulleys, cams, levers and linkages).