"Ward's Phenomena Lab Activities"

An apparatus designed for collision experiments to demonstrate conservation of kinetic energy.

A precision apparatus showcasing projectile motion and free-fall principles.

An alternative to a ballistic pendulum designed to demonstrate the conservation of momentum.

Demonstrate the free-fall motion of objects in atmospheric pressure and vacuum conditions.

Demonstrates static electricity's attractive and repulsive forces using a pendulum electroscope.​

Handheld generator producing static electricity through friction, ideal for classroom experiments.​

Complete optical bench kit for exploring image formation and lens behavior in physics labs.

Build a simple walking robot to explore mechanical motion and energy conversion.

Demonstrates mechanical to electrical energy conversion without batteries.

Demonstrates simple circuits with light and sound in a hands-on game building activity.

Build a working excavator to explore hydraulic mechanics in a fun, hands-on way.

Build a propeller-driven car to explore energy conversion and motion.

Build a wind-driven car to explore propulsion and renewable energy concepts.

Build a dual-prop airplane to explore motion and engineering basics.

Assemble a robot that climbs rope using pulley-based motion.

Construct a working catapult with adjustable stop for trajectory experiments.