Pendulum Power
Ages 5-8
(3)
$24.95
Description
Build a linkage system that makes two watercolor birds move, and a game where hungry animals chomp on beads — all using pendulums! Then learn about how pendulums power everyday objects like clocks, swings, and even wrecking balls.
Everything needed, from materials to illustrated directions, is included, along with explore!, a bonus play & learn magazine with extra projects and activities!
Activities:
- Build a linkage system
- Use your crayon and paint to make watercolor animals
- Build a pendulum game
- DIY Pendulum experiment
- Play Pendulum hop
- DIY Colored salt art
Explore:
- Mechanics & Building
- Watercolor Painting
- Pendulum Motion
Using charter school funds?
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Kiwi Ages 5-8
Time for a fizzy chemistry experiment with @kiwicrate! Thanks for the cool birthday present Aunt! #kiwicrate
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Kiwi Ages 5-8
We got our first Kiwi Crate today and I am SO impressed!!! The box included multiple projects/experiments and was so educational. We will be doing this for years to come.
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Kiwi Ages 5-8
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Kiwi Ages 5-8
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Elizabeth, May 16, 2019
Mix of art and science
The mix of painting and construction were perfectly balanced to keep my daughter's interest. She knew how to follow the directions carefully and gained understanding naturally. The included literature was also super informative!
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Frances, Mar 1, 2019
Pendulum power!
The pendulum powered game was a great tool to show my kids that toys don't need electronics to be fun, and also learn about different sources of power.
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Catherine, Jan 28, 2019
Rewarding to build
My daughter really enjoyed constructing something that moves. Super fun to assemble two different projects that she was able to play with afterwards. It was really rewards for her to make her own game, as well decorate the bird on her own.