Leonardo da Vinci STEM Bundle | Classroom Engineering & Hydraulics Kits

Leonardo da Vinci STEM Bundle | Classroom Engineering & Hydraulics Kits

The Renaissance Engineering & Hydraulics STEM Bundle

Bring Da Vinci’s Workshop to Your Classroom

Target Age Group: 9–14 Years (Years 4–9)

Perfect For: STEM Clubs, After-School Programs, School Libraries, and Homeschool Collectives.

Equip your students with the tools to travel back in time and then leap into the future of fluid power. This curated 3-kit bundle moves students from the mechanical tension of the 15th century to the sophisticated hydraulic systems of the modern world.

What’s Included in the Bundle?

1. The Da Vinci Catapult: A masterclass in potential energy. Students build a working model based on Leonardo’s 1485 sketches to explore tension and projectile motion.

2. The Da Vinci Bombard: An early "tank" concept that introduces mechanical gears and adjustable trajectory. It’s the perfect tool for teaching the physics of angles.

3. The Hydraulic Gearbot: A transition to modern engineering. This kit uses water-powered syringes (Pascal’s Law) to move wooden gears, demonstrating how fluid pressure can perform heavy lifting.

Starter BundleSmall Groups / Home3 Kits (1 of each)

Club BundleAfter-school (12 students)6 Kits (2 of each)

Classroom BundleFull Class (30 students)15 Kits (5 of each)

Contact us if you need more kits for the whole classroom. We can offer you a discount price.

Why Pathfinders Wooden Kits? These aren't just toys; they are precision-cut, sustainable wooden models that require no glue. They are designed for durability, allowing students to take them home or for the library to keep them as display pieces for years to come.

Why should you consider these kits for your classroom?

• Inclusive Design: Suitable for diverse learners and tactile thinkers.

• Sustainable Materials: Precision-cut plywood (plastic-free main components).

• Assessment Ready: Downloadable observation sheets included to simplify reporting.

Download the sample below, including the Curriculum code for each state:

Teacher's Copy

Student Observation:

Curriculum Code: