LEGO® Physics: Level I (Gears & Cams)

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Build the tallest tower or the longest bridge.

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Build the tallest tower or the longest bridge. Apply physics principles to solve real-world problems using LEGO building components. Investigate structural designs and employ gears, cams and pendulums to explore kinetic and stored energy. Working individually and in teams, you will build towers and ping-pong launchers, as well as solve the puzzle of the contents of the “mystery boxes.”

Location:

Saturday Academy - Beaverton

Dates:

March 21 - 25, 9:00 AM - NOON, Five meetings, Monday - Friday

Instructor:

Scott Watson

Scott Watson, BA Psychology, has six years of experience working for Tutorworks, a San Francisco-based company dedicated to providing early intervention classes for struggling students. He is skilled in building computers, website design and a variety of operating systems.

For grades:

2-4

Tuition:

$169

Prerequisites:

Students in grade 3 must have completed Lego Physics: Intro

Disciplines

Engineering & Robotics