Deze serie duikt in de boeiende wereld van mechanica en uitvindingen. Elk boek biedt stapsgewijze instructies voor het bouwen van eenvoudige maar functionele machines. Het is een ideale introductie tot techniek voor nieuwsgierige geesten die willen begrijpen hoe dingen werken. Ontdek de vreugde van creëren en praktische vaardigheden opdoen door middel van boeiende projecten.
A hands-on approach introduces young scientists to springs. Science theory and practical, fun projects teach the physics and the technology behind this simple machine. Important science curriculum is explained through historical and contemporary examples of springs. Step-by-step projects range from the simple to the more challenging.
Young scientists will explore the mechanics of pulleys through a hands-on approach that combines theory with engaging projects. The book explains key scientific concepts using historical and modern examples, making the learning process relatable. Step-by-step projects cater to various skill levels, from simple to more complex, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of this fundamental machine while fostering creativity and practical skills.
Focusing on wheels and axles, this book engages young scientists with a blend of theory and hands-on projects. It explores the physics and technology of this fundamental machine through historical and modern examples. The curriculum is enriched with step-by-step projects that vary in complexity, making it suitable for different skill levels. This practical approach fosters a deeper understanding of scientific concepts while encouraging creativity and experimentation.
Engaging young scientists, this book explores the principles of ramps and wedges through a blend of science theory and practical projects. It covers essential physics concepts and technology while incorporating historical and contemporary examples. The hands-on approach features a variety of step-by-step projects, catering to different skill levels, from simple to more complex tasks, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of these fundamental machines.