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Hydraulic Lift - How Things Work Delve into the fascinating world of hydraulics with the Hydraulic Lift \u2013 How Things Work kit from Lagoon, developed in partnership with National Geographic. This engaging STEAM educational kit allows children aged 5 and up to build their own functioning hydraulic lift, combining hands-on construction with interactive learning. Once assembled, kids can explore how hydraulic systems use liquid pressure to lift objects, providing a practical understanding of this essential engineering principle. The kit includes easy-to-follow instructions and educational content that explains the science behind hydraulics, fostering curiosity and problem-solving skills. Key Features: Build Your Own Hydraulic Lift: Hands-on assembly fosters creativity and understanding of hydraulic principles. Educational Content: Learn about liquid pressure and mechanical systems through engaging facts and activities. Skill Development: Enhances pry
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Hydraulic Lift - How Things Work Delve into the fascinating world of hydraulics with the Hydraulic Lift \u2013 How Things Work kit from Lagoon, developed in partnership with National Geographic. This engaging STEAM educational kit allows children aged 5 and up to build their own functioning hydraulic lift, combining hands-on construction with interactive learning. Once assembled, kids can explore how hydraulic systems use liquid pressure to lift objects, providing a practical understanding of this essential engineering principle. The kit includes easy-to-follow instructions and educational content that explains the science behind hydraulics, fostering curiosity and problem-solving skills. Key Features: Build Your Own Hydraulic Lift: Hands-on assembly fosters creativity and understanding of hydraulic principles. Educational Content: Learn about liquid pressure and mechanical systems through engaging facts and activities. Skill Development: Enhances pry
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Hydraulic Lift - How Things Work
Hydraulic Lift - How Things Work Delve into the fascinating world of hydraulics with the Hydraulic Lift \u2013 How Things Work kit from Lagoon, developed in partnership with National Geographic. This engaging STEAM educational kit allows children aged 5 and up to build their own functioning hydraulic lift, combining hands-on construction with interactive learning. Once assembled, kids can explore how hydraulic systems use liquid pressure to lift objects, providing a practical understanding of this essential engineering principle. The kit includes easy-to-follow instructions and educational content that explains the science behind hydraulics, fostering curiosity and problem-solving skills. Key Features: Build Your Own Hydraulic Lift: Hands-on assembly fosters creativity and understanding of hydraulic principles. Educational Content: Learn about liquid pressure and mechanical systems through engaging facts and activities. Skill Development: Enhances pry
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age level | 12-16 years, 4-7, 8-11 years |
Age group | kids |
Material | cardboard |
Size | 5 |
type | educational toys |
Brand | University Games |
format | game |
Language | eng |
Color | multicolor |
Gender | unisex |
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