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RoboticsInterested in robotics? Choose from fun electronic robot kits ranging in difficulty from beginner (ages 8-13) to advanced (ages 13-Adult).
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Solar and Alternative EnergyLearn how solar energy, hydrogen fuel cells, wind power, and other sources work with one of these fun alternative energy science kits.
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Electricity and Electronics- Electricity and Electronic Kits
- Batteries, Bulbs, Wire, and Circuits
- Static Electricity
- Motors, Generators, Gears
From alligator clips to zinc electrodes, find the parts you need for electricity projects. Shop for solar energy kits, electronic labs, motors, snap circuits kits, and more.
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Engineering KitsBuild on your student's natural curiosity about flight, motion, machines, engines, structures and buildings with our Engineering Kits.
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Sound and Wave MotionFind tools and kits for demonstrating wave motion, like tuning forks, the original Slinky, and our sound measurement kits.
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Force and MotionExplore essential physics principles like inertia, friction, inclined planes, pulleys, gears & flight.
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Light and OpticsCheck out our selection of light and optics equipment, including lenses and mirrors, magnifying glasses, radiometer, optics bench equipment, binoculars, and spectroscopes.
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Measurement EquipmentFind tools and equipment for measurement experiments in physics and physical science labs.
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Magnets and MagnetismShop for magnets ranging from super-strong neodymium to magnetic marbles, and magnetism kits and supplies.
See the laws of force and motion at work with physics & engineering science projects and activities. Build a balloon rocket car, watch an egg get "sucked" into a bottle, learn about simple machines & more.
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FEATURED PROJECT
FEATURED PROJECT
FEATURED PROJECTThrough the study of physics, learn the natural laws of matter, motion, force, and time. Understand light, sound, and magnetism, and how our senses filter our experience of the world.
Technology allows us to use natural forces in new ways, to transform sunlight into power or electricity into light. Engineering, programming and robotics take STEM studies to the next level.