"physics kits"

The Ballistics Car demonstrates an integral law of motion.

Convenient and easy storage.

The perfect K'NEX solution for your Maker Space!

3' Fiber optic element, easily demonstrates the bending of light through the fiber optic wire. An inexpensive way to introduce students to fiber optics specifically the use of fiber optics for visual applications.

The Lenz's Law Kit investigates how much force an induced magnetic field can create.

Teach students about energy and motion with this popular kit, which lets students build their own model roller coasters anywhere in your classroom –all you need is masking tape.

With the Force Mechanism Trough, students can research acceleration and the effect of gravity on a moving body by propelling steel balls or a wood block down an aluminum trough track.

This updated Ray Box uses five super bright LEDs for bright, white rays that are clearly visible.

With the magnet is on the outside, it's easy to see the science behind these eddy tubes.

Create your own brick-based electronics projects in minutes with these Crazy Circuits sets.

This air track provides a frictionless surface that is indispensable for studying the mechanics of linear motion.

A simple way to demonstrate parallel and series circuits.

Apparatus Shows Effect of Heated Water on Other Materials

Introduce core science and engineering concepts within an arts context.

This ripple tank is transparent, acrylic plastic and supported in a sturdy plastic frame.