Kinds of kits

We rotate projects so students see different sides of science and engineering.

Circuits

Build a working circuit and see how electricity moves.

Solar-powered cars

Assemble a small car that runs on a solar panel.

Biology

Hands-on activities about living things and how they work.

Environmental science

Projects about water, energy, and the world around us.

What's inside

A sealed kit with a sail car instruction card

Two activities

One example is a sail car students build and race. Projects change from kit to kit.

Parts and a motor sealed in a kit bag

All the parts

Everything a student needs is in the bag. Nothing to buy, no special tools.

A box of finished kits ready for delivery

Packed and delivered

Sealed by our students and delivered to the school in person.

How it works

  1. We design and build the kits

    Students choose the project, test it, and pack every kit by hand.

  2. You tell us your numbers

    How many students, what grade level, and where to deliver.

  3. We deliver, free of charge

    No cost to the school, the family, or the student.

Common questions

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Kits are free to schools, organizations, and students.

Who can request kits?

Elementary schools, shelters, after-school programs, and community organizations in Columbus, Cleveland, and nearby counties.

Do teachers need to prepare anything?

No. Each kit includes its own instructions and materials.

Can we choose the type of kit?

Tell us what your students are studying and we will match it where we can.

Request kits for your students

Tell us how many students you serve. We handle the rest.