"STEM kits"

Bandit™ is a safe and low-cost STEM activity kit students can use to build and run a working electrophoresis system.

This kit is a unique teaching tool for introducing students to the chemistry behind plant pigments (the blueberry bio-pigment cyanidin) and how they can be used as pH indicators and fabric dyes.

Two investigative areas covering six STEM activities.

Build a working wooden catapult to explore physics and engineering principles.

Build a periscope to learn about light reflection and line of sight.

Construct a motorized elevator to explore simple machines and vertical transport systems.

Explore How Invisible Inks Are Made

Build a solar oven to explore thermal energy and sustainable cooking methods.

Construct a wind-powered generator to explore energy conversion and sustainability.

Build a functional electric guitar to explore sound science and electronics.

Construct a dancing automaton to explore cams and mechanical motion.

Assemble a functional trebuchet to explore motion, force, and energy concepts.

Build a simple lamp to explore series circuits and electrical energy conversion.

Simulate seismic activity to explore structural integrity and earthquake science.

Build a solar-powered race car to explore renewable energy and motion.

Build a simple walking robot to explore mechanical motion and energy conversion.