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Machines - Mechanics

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Students can design and engineer their own unique, animated pull-toys. They move as they roll! An excellent resource for your classroom or at-home learning environment.

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Students can design and engineer their own unique, animated pull-toys. They move as they roll!

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Eisco Wooden Inclined Plane Model is a mini, elegant, and accurate design for students to explore different simple machine concepts

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Students can harness their creativity to design and engineer their own unique Wiggle-Bots. Get young students interested in robotics and engineering with this entertaining and educational hands-on activity.

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Students can harness their creativity to design and engineer their own unique Wiggle-Bots. Get young students interested in robotics and engineering with this entertaining and educational hands-on activity.

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Students can harness their creativity to design and engineer their own unique Wiggle-Bots. Get young students interested in robotics and engineering with this entertaining and educational hands-on activity ten-pack.

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Apply the science of kinetic and potential energy, simple machines and friction as you design, construct and even re-engineer the ultimate mousetrap vehicle. An excellent resource for your classroom or at-home learning environment.

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Students can harness their creativity to design and engineer their own unique Wiggle-Bots. Get young students interested in robotics and engineering with this entertaining and educational hands-on activity ten pack.

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Utilizes the design and engineering process for true innovation. Build once, tinker forever.

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Design and build a hydraulic claw that works just like the games in an arcade. Move the upper cylinder and watch your claw open and close below.

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“Crazy Contraptions” is a thought provoking activity that engages students in the design and construction of exciting and innovative Rube Goldberg style mechanisms.

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Utilizes the design and engineering process for true innovation. Build once, tinker forever.

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Challenge students to create simple machines using the engineering design process.

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Drop the feather and coin, and see the astounding results with this handy economy free fall tube.

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Mount this bench pulley on the edge of table, and use to change the direction of force from vertical to horizontal! Clamp opens up to 1-1/5 inches wide to attach to edge of table or desk.

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This double pulley holds up its weight for any science or physics experiments.

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This single pulley holds up its weight for any science or physics experiments.

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Test out the mechanics of how a simple machine works with this sturdy balance support.

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Have a 'ball' in physics class with this interactive experiment aid.

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Use this spring to demonstrate Hook's Law for an interactive and engaging lesson.

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Keep every last drop inside your cup! This SpillNot Centripetal Force Demonstrator provides a fun (and functional) way to showcase centripetal forces of motion, all while keeping liquid contained/pinned inside the container.

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