Thames & Kosmos Renewable Energy Lab STEM Experiment Kit, Hands-on Projects & Curriculum for Home & School Use, NGSS-Aligned, Build Models to Explore Clean Energy Generation & Consumption, Ages 8-18

Description COMPREHENSIVE, CURRICULUM-DRIVEN SCIENCE KIT: This state-of-the-art kit, designed for both classroom and home use, explores how renewable energy is generated and consumed through hands-on activities and projects. QUALITY COMPONENTS & MODULAR BUILDING SYSTEM: Durable plastic parts designed for long-term use and experimentation include a solar panel, wind turbine parts, and more, enabling kids to build several models such as a windmill, hand-crank generator, LED buzzer, electric car, and beyond. Easy-to-use system allows for pieces to be swapped, combined, and reconfigured in multiple ways. HANDS-ON, PROJECT-BASED LEARNING: Visualize and experience different types of energy generation through the models of real-life devices and machines and better understand the concepts related to alternative energy and sustainable living. Also compatible with micro:bit (sold separately) for ease of digital data collection. COMPATIBLE WITH NGSS: The 24 experiments align with several Next Generation Science Standards, cross-cutting concepts, and disciplinary core ideas for easy integration into at-home or classroom curricula. CLASSROOM RESOURCES AVAILABLE: In addition to the 32-page illustrated manual, printable worksheets to guide student learning are available online. An intuitive, state-of-the-art kit that demonstrates how renewable energy is generated and consumed! Designed for both home and school use, this comprehensive and engaging curriculum gives young learners the tools to explore a key field in the future of our planet. Through simple models that are quick to assemble and that incorporate valuable components such as a solar panel and voltage/current meter, kids can explore relevant and important concepts related to alternative energy and sustainable living. Models include a sleek electric car that can be powered by a battery or directly by solar energy, a model house with solar panel, buzzer, and light, and more. Test out the hand crank generator to get a feel for how traditional fossil fuel plants create power or capture the energy of the wind to power a windmill model. A 32-page, full-color manual guides model building and explains what electricity is and how it’s generated, the difference between fossil fuel and green energy generation, wind and solar energy, batteries and electric vehicles, and voltage and current. Teachers and students can pair the easy-to-read digital meter that measures voltage and current with a micro:bit (sold separately) to collect data digitally, allowing users to investigate renewable energy like never before.