STEM Kit Introduction to Engineering - First Principles of Applied Physics How to achieve huge powers? How does a parachute descend smoothly? Why do race cars reach such high speeds? There are so many principles waiting to be explored through 21 exciting experiments. The simple explanation for children makes it easier to understand, read and learn the basic concepts of physical principles, and children can build by themselves! Through these exciting experiments, parents and children can explore the workings of the lever and pulley system together. It is suitable as a first science toy! The combination of structural building blocks and 1:1 scale activity cards quickly develops a relationship between the image and the structure that the child builds, and the large pieces are easy for little hands to manipulate. The set will cultivate an interest in hands-on assembly, inspire imagination and creativity, promote hand-eye coordination and encourage brain development. ● Quick and easy assembly for beginner engineers. ● Bright and clear illustrations guide children through basic scientific and physical principles. ● Explore the world of marine, aerial and terrestrial engineering projects. ● Explore the principles of levers, balance, energy conversion, wind energy, rotation, gears, tension, buoyancy and more through 21 experiments. ● Use a wide variety of materials in immersive projects ideal for young science learners. ● Based on STEAM in theory and practice. The pieces in this kit are compatible with the pieces of other Gigo construction sets. Contains 56 pieces, 21 models, instruction manual. Recommended age: +5 years. Made of plastic. According to EN71&ASTM regulations. WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years, contains small parts. Adult supervision is recommended during play. Read the instructions before use, follow them and keep them for reference. Made in Taiwan by Genius Toy. STEM Kit Manual First Principles of Applied Physics, Genius Toys - download the file here