
Build a simple toy elevator from household materials—a cereal box, toilet roll, colored paper, yarn, and a dowel—then test its up-and-down movement with pom pom toys.
Build a gel pen lava-like display by filling a PDC pipe with water, food coloring, glitter, and baby oil, then seal with hot glue for a leak-proof, bubbly effect.
Build a cardboard box projector with a shoebox, magnifying glass, and smartphone; cut a circular hole, secure the lens, and adjust distance for a sharp inverted image on the wall.
assemble a squishy, bubbly notebook by sealing an oil-and-water bag inside a notebook with glitter and beads. explore why oil and water don’t mix due to density differences.
Turn recycled paper into seed balls by pulping it with fast-germinating seeds like mung, then wrap and gift them as plantable parcels.
Design and build a kid-friendly zip line using a cup, straws, tape, and yarn, then experiment with incline angles to discover which creates the fastest descent.
Do you like to build toys, Take them apart and have fun with science? Do you want to know how stuff is made and make your own inventions? Then this course is perfect for you. In this course, there will be engineering, design, smart science, simple machines and much more
We will be making straw rockets, zip lines, shoebox projectors, elevators, lava pens, recycled paper seed balls and a bunch of other cool stuff! At the end of this course, you will have made your own collection of unique toys and machines.
This course uses simple materials and household goods. It is designed for 4 years for up to 12 years.
Engineering is not a degree you earn in college but can start right now from a very early age! sounds fun? Great! Then let’s get started WizKids!