They build it, hands on
Every builder gets their own bench and their own components. Nobody watches a demonstration.
★ 4.9 out of 5 from 10,000+ parents
Your kid gets a solar cell, a motor, four wheels and a mentor for every four builders. Two hours later they're chasing their own car down the hallway — and it goes home with them.
was $99 · grades 2–8 · two hours



What they actually do
No slideshows and no snap-together kit. They wire a real circuit, and it either drives or it doesn't — which is the part that teaches.
Every builder gets their own bench and their own components. Nobody watches a demonstration.
A photovoltaic cell, a DC motor, and the sun. No batteries — which is exactly the lesson.
Real physics arrives through a car that goes too slow until they fix the gearing themselves.
One mentor for every four kids, low-voltage components throughout, and a parent session next door.
Nine dollars, one minute. Venue and timing arrive by email as soon as you are done.
Kids head into the workshop. Parents get the Scientific Parenting session in the room next door.
The car, the certificate, and a kid who can now explain what a circuit is to anyone who asks.
"My daughter used to avoid science. She scores well now, and she asks for the next workshop."
"My shy, quiet son opened up completely. He explained the motor to me on the drive back."
Booking takes a minute. Venue and timing land in your inbox straight away, and the car leaves with your kid on the day.
Book a seat — $9Was $99. Seats are capped so every builder gets a mentor.