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Engino Discovering STEM: Newton's Laws Laws of Inertia, Kinetic & Potential Energy Set for Kids Ages 9+ (8 Models to Build)

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$25.79 $42.99 In stock

Category: Constructors Toys and Games

Newton’s Laws of Inertia, Kinetic & Potential Energy helps young scientists master Newton’s laws through build-and-test projects. Models like the catapult, collision car, gravity fan, moving cabin, balloon plane, and dragster turn core ideas (forces, acceleration, momentum, and energy transformations) into tangible results! 

The booklet explains concepts then applies them with structured experiments and a quiz, and the kidCAD (3D Viewer) adds interactive 3D guidance. Designed for young aspiring builders, the kit links theory to outcomes learners can see, measure, and explain.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob I. ★★★★★

My 10-year-old loved building the catapult and seeing potential energy in action. The instructions were clear and the pieces fit together well. Great hands-on way to learn Newton's laws.

Timothy K. ★★★★★

Bought this for my 9-year-old and the catapult build was the winner — he spent an hour tweaking the angle to launch farther. The pieces snap together solidly, though a couple of the smaller connectors took some force. Eight models means it's still getting play weeks later.

Lucy ★★★★★

The gravity fan model actually got my daughter asking why the blades kept spinning after the motor stopped, which turned into a whole talk about inertia. Instructions were clear enough that she built the moving cabin on her own in about 20 minutes.