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Engino Discovering STEM Mechanics: Wheels, Axles & Inclined Planes Set for Kids Ages 9+ (14 Models to Build)

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$32.84 $44.99 In stock

Category: Constructors Toys and Games

The Engino Discovering STEM Mechanics: Wheels, Axles & Inclined Planes set reveals why wheels need axles, how slope reduces lifting force, and how wedges split and secure materials.

Start with clear theory on wheel/axle types, lever classes, torque, friction, and inclined-plane geometry. Move into experiments that compare big vs small wheels, thin vs thick axles, and gentle vs steep ramps to feel mechanical advantage firsthand.

Build models that act like first- and third-class levers, use axles as pulleys, and convert a plane into a wedge. Follow printed steps for a starter model, then switch to interactive 3D instructions via Engino’s kidCAD (3D Viewer) to rotate/zoom every step. Finish with a quiz to reinforce core ideas. All together, it’s a tight learn-build-test loop that cements real physics, minus the guesswork!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia G. ★★★★★

My 10-year-old built the ramp model and actually tested how the slope makes lifting easier—the instruction booklet explains it perfectly. He's hooked on the 14 models now, and I love that it's hands-on physics without screen time.

William F. ★★★★★

The build quality is solid, and the way the wheel-and-axle models demonstrate mechanical advantage really clicks for my kid. We’ve built three of the 14 models so far, and the instructions are clear enough for independent play.

Evelyn V. ★★★★★

My 10-year-old built the inclined plane model first and spent twenty minutes rolling a toy car down it, adjusting the slope each time to see how far it went. The pieces snap together tight enough that nothing wobbles, which matters when you're testing wheels and axles. Fourteen models means this won