https://www.crunchlabs.com/products/aurora-reflector
We're halfway through Year 2 of Mark Rober's Crunch Labs, an excellent engineering subscription box company. Crunch Labs has good quality instructions and videos, showing you exactly how to put each project together and explaining the physics behind each project.
Here's our Aurora Reflector:
Today, we did Mark Rober's Crunch Lab project Vortex Cannon.
https://www.crunchlabs.com/products/vortex-cannon
We are in the middle of Year 2 of Crunch Labs (our last year). It's a subscription box that comes each month with a new engineering project. The kit is very good quality and there is a video for each box explaining the physics concepts behind the project and instructions on how to build it.
Here's the vortex cannon.
We did the project Air Ball/Coanda Effect from Crunch Labs today.
https://www.crunchlabs.com/products/air-ball
The Bernoulli Principle was also discussed in the video.
This project worked great, just like all the Crunch Labs projects. Always excellent instructions and excellent quality kits.
Here's the video of our project:
https://www.crunchlabs.com/products/duck-game
This is not the best picture in the world, but today, we built the Crunch Labs Project "Duck Game."
Crunch Labs is an excellent subscription box for ages 8-13 that comes once a month and features a different engineering project each month. It was created by NASA engineer Mark Rober. https://www.crunchlabs.com/ The quality of these projects is excellent. The instructions are easy to understand and everything always works.
He has a Build Box subscription for high schoolers/adults also with more complicated projects (called Hack Pack). We definitely plan to get that when the 4th grader is doing high school physics.
Here's a video of the Duck Game that my 4th grader built today. In the video, my son is using a different Crunch Labs projects (a disc shooter) to knock down the ducks.
We worked on and finished the Car project from Crunch Labs today. Crunch Labs is an excellent engineering project kit subscription that arrives once a month. We're almost finished with our first year of Crunch Labs; I think we have four projects left. Overall, this has been one of my son's favorite learning activities. I plan to extend for a second year.
The kits are excellent quality and the instructions just couldn't get any better. The videos are easy to follow and explain the physics behind the project.
https://www.crunchlabs.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoor__130UCrObvvXouQ18hgAUdzf00p-3mZLq1eHsocYrGrRZF4
Here are pictures and videos of the boomerang car my 9 year-old built. There are magnets on the front of the car, so it can move metal objects.
We put this together this afternoon and it was a really cool project. As always, we love Mark Rober's Crunch Labs. The movie is a little squirrel running.
