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Daniel-Chase
Educational kits designed to make STEM learning accessible and fun for every child
We created small STEM kits that are meant to teach important concepts to children who are passionate for science and engineering. Our goal was to make sure to be able to give these kits for free to our local schools and therapy centers to give all kids the opportunity to learn about engineering.
Get hands-on with the power of air! The Air Pressure Claw kit introduces kids to the fundamentals of pneumatics through an exciting build-it-yourself claw mechanism. Using air pressure, kids can control the claw's movements, learning about force, mechanics, and problem-solving in a fun, interactive way. No batteries or electricity needed—just the science of air!
Explore the trade-off between power and speed! In this kit, kids build a gear-driven vehicle to investigate how torque (twisting power) relates to speed and speed (how fast it moves). By experimenting with different configurations, they'll learn the basics of mechanical advantage, force, and motion—all while racing their custom ride!
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We believe that every child deserves access to quality STEM education, regardless of their family's financial situation. That's why we distribute our kits free of charge to:
Public and private schools serving neuro-divergent students
Occupational and behavioral therapy centers
Local community organizations and after-school programs
Programs specifically designed for children with autism and other conditions
We're constantly developing new kits to expand STEM learning opportunities. Here's what's in development:
Introduction to basic electronics and electrical circuits using LED lights and simple switches.
Explore physics principles through building and launching water-powered rockets.
Learn about renewable energy by building solar-powered devices and vehicles.
Interested in getting our STEM kits for your school, therapy center, or program?
Please include information about your organization and the number of children you serve.