Introducing The Universe kit by iSprowt! You’ll learn all about space, how celestial bodies work, and more as you get hands on with your own universe!

Introducing the Blue Planet kit by iSprowt! You’ll launch a rocket, build a model, learn about the Earth and ocean, and more.

Go high tech with your technology and science curricula with this adjustable-speed, quiet-as-a-breeze wind tunnel. When paired with the Vehicle Platform Sensor (VPS) and Stinger Mount Sensor, the X-Stream can measure forces on objects as diverse as dragsters, airfoils, rockets, and geometric shapes. Learn how to put the wind tunnel together and how to use it in this product support video.

The Launch Commander is compatible with both the Pitsco LaunchGuard launchpad and the Estes Porta-Pad. Get step-by-step instructions on how to assemble and use the launcher.

Water rocketry is one of the most fun and exciting hands-on science activities around. Converting empty plastic soda bottles into high-flying rockets provides a great opportunity for students to discover important scientific principles such as Newton’s laws, acceleration, thrust, and inertia. Learn how to assemble and use your AquaPort II Water Rocket Launcher in this step-by-step video.

Students can build their own straw rockets and test them on the Straw Rocket Launcher. Follow along to start assembling your straw rocket launcher and using it in your classroom!

Need to replace your Straw Rocket Launcher brass tube? Follow along with this step-by-step video to get you back and launching!

Former teacher and Educational Services Manager, Aubrey Vance gives an overview of the Straw Rocket Launcher. Learn more about the benefits of this using this product in the classroom as well as some of its curricular applications. Get ready to launch learning to a whole new level!

Looking to create a chain driving system for your robot? With the TETRIX® MAX Sprocket and Chain Pack, you'll have the strength to power through any classroom task or competition challenge. Various sizes of heavy-duty aluminum sprockets and the customizable length steel chain make building a solution just right for your robot easier than ever.

A real-life application of a glider? See how the Dream Chaser , a glider-type vehicle used by NASA, is similar to the AP Rocket and Glider you built.

Build communication and collaboration with this investigation activity for the AP Rocket and Glider. Students partner up to test a glider, record the flight results, and then evaluate the glider's performance while considering the concepts of thrust, drag, and lift.

Building and launching AP Rockets and Gliders has never been easier than now with these instructions. This video illustrates the techniques needed to provide a successful hands-on rocketry activity.