LEGO Friends Olivia's Inventor's Workshop 3933

LEGO Friends Olivia's Inventor's Workshop 3933 Review

LEGO Friends Olivia's Inventor's Workshop 3933 Feature

• Includes Olivia mini-doll figure
• Build a pet robot with remote control, create wild inventions to help all of the Lego Friends, plan new creations on the chalkboard or work on a science project with the power tools and workbench
• Accessories include power tools, crystal, chemist jars and oil can
• Lego Friends pieces are fully compatible with all Lego System bricks
• Collect all of the Lego Friends sets for a whole world of Lego Friends fun

Invent something amazing with Olivia! Head down to Olivia's Invention Workshop to help her create a remote-controlled pet robot! Olivia loves tinkering with her toys to make cool creations. Write plans on the chalkboard and examine crystal under the microscope. Use the power tools to put the robot together then oil him with the oil can! Work on parts for new inventions in the vice or on the workbench, then store it all away in the shelves and rack of chemist jars.

Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop

Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop Review

Thames & Kosmos Physics Workshop Feature

• Kit includes more than 300 building pieces
• Build a windmill, two-speed crane, force scale, sail car, mars robot, hammer machine
• Experiment with simple machines: gears, levers, screws, inclined planes, pulleys, wheels and axles
• Learn and understand the most fundamental physics equations
• It is a 64-page, full-color experiment manual
• Centrifuge, pinball game, centrifugal switch, ship's lantern, and dozens of other models

Build 36 models of real-world machines and conduct 37 unique experiments with the models. Learn the fundamental laws of mechanical physics. This hands-on approach is both fun and effective, and vividly demonstrates the principles of physics. Kit includes a 64-page full-color book with assembly and experiment instructions. Requires 1 "C" battery (not included).

Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop

Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop Review

Thames and Kosmos Physics Solar Workshop Feature

• Build 12 models, including a solar-powered tractor, truck, treaded vehicle, car
• Learn about harnessing and using solar power
• Learn about motors and simple machines
• Best seller
• Parents' Choice Silver Honor
• Also includes elevator, drawbridge, fan, airplane, mobile crane and construction crane

In one way or another, almost every form of energy we use originates as energy from the sun. Solar energy directly powers photovoltaic cells and thermal collectors. Indirectly, we get power from plants grown by the sun, oceans heated by the sun, and Earth s weather systems sustained by the sun. Even the energy stored in fossil fuels originated as energy from the sun, captured by plants and animals millions of years ago. Physics Solar Workshop explores the topic of solar energy, focusing on photovoltaic cells. By building 12 models and conducting 30 experiments, you will learn how solar cells transform light into electrical energy, and how motors and mechanical devices can optimize the work done by this energy. You will build different types of vehicles and machines to demonstrate how gears can convert and transform power for different needs. There are 320 parts, which are also compatible with the other kits in our Physics line. The 64-page book offers illustrated instructions for the projects. Developed with Greenpeace® in Germany. Ages 8 and up. build 12 models, including a solar-powered tractor, truck, treaded vehicle, car, elevator, drawbridge, fan, airplane, mobile crane and construction crane learn about harnessing and using solar power learn about motors and simple machines

Physics Workshop Kit

Physics Workshop Kit Review

Physics Workshop Kit Feature

• 37 Experiments
• 36 Building Projects
• 64 pg. Manual
• 305 pieces
• Ages 8+

? build a windmill, two-speed crane, force scale, sail car, mars robot, hammer machine, centrifuge, pinball game, centrifugal switch, ship's lantern, and dozens of other models ? experiment with simple machines: gears, levers, screws, inclined planes, pulleys, wheels and axles ? learn and understand the most fundamental physics equations ? read about amazing real-world applications for physics