"physics kits"

This kit provides an introduction to the fundamentals of electricity.

Excellent teaching tool for introducing pressure and discussing its applications such as vacuum cleaners, flight, pumps, weather, and even how we breathe.

Students assemble electrical circuits and construct batteries with this kit.

Add some student imagination and easily gathered items and students can start investigating pulleys and gears.

Add some student imagination and easily gathered items and students can start investigating wheeled vehicles.

The Four-in One-Hydraulic Kit can carry things like a glass of milk, toys, and other fun items.

All you need to add is a wind source, basic tools, and imagination!

This kit enables a number of advanced experiments, especially with GENPack generator module. Try different gear ratios, blade designs, generators, and more, in a creative, hands-on inquiry into wind energy science. This nacelle also converts for conducting weightlifting experiments, making it a great option for studying mechanical and electrical energy.

Bulk balsa, chipboard sheets, and dowels for blade making in the classroom.

Educational Materials, Alternative Energy, Application: Physics, KidWind basic turbine building parts

The GENPack allows students to construct their own electrical generator and perform experiments with electricity and magnetism. Changing variables in the generator design will impact current and voltage output. The GENPack is perfect for physics and electrical students exploring Faraday’s law, induction, AC/DC electricity production, and energy transformations. We recommend this kit for advanced middle school students and older.

The Solar Thermal Exploration Kit is modeled after a domestic solar water-heating system. Explore variables such as box color, light intensity, tube design, rate of water pumping, and amount of time it takes to heat the water. Learn about what makes a solar water heating system more or less efficient.

Need a tower for your turbine nacelle? This is the same tower that comes in the Basic Wind Experiment Kit and the Advanced Wind Experiment Kit. The wooden tower has a diameter that fits inside 1-inch PVC fittings.

Evaluate structure and material strength.

The determination of the gravitational constant ‘g’ is one of the most fundamental and early physical constants students must derive and observe. This kit has a wooden base, 1.1m rod and a movable electromagnet. The electromagnet can be moved anywhere on the rod and is powered by the timer. When the ball is released, the timer is triggered and stopped once the ball has landed on the base for a precise measurement and then calculation of ‘g’. Supplied with manual.

The Lenz's Law Kit investigates how much force an induced magnetic field can create.