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Explore algorithms with this learning idea. Challenge students to choose a destination on an activity mat and plan a route for your Bee-Bot® to reach it!

The Bee-Bot® and Blue-Bot® programmable floor robots are the perfect place to start when teaching children the basics of control, algorithms, and programming. With a wide range of cross-curricular mats and activity tins to program with and fun accessories to personalize, Bee-Bot® is the must-have programming resource for ages 3-7.

Using the myQuake miniSystem, students can design, construct, and test structures for earthquake resistance in a dynamic way. It uses a side-to-side platform with two accelerometer inputs to measure the acceleration for the x-, y-, or z-axis. Plus, students control the motion profile and measure the resulting forces. This step-by-step product support video shows to install your myQuake miniSystem.

Get your solar cars ready to zoom! In this product support video, learn how to attach the power supply to both the SunEzoon and the Ray Catcher Sprint Deluxe.

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.

This super-handy tool is great for making prototypes and shaping items from polystyrene foam. The Free Hand Foam Cutter makes it easy to cut intricate shapes by using a hot cutting wire to melt through the foam material for a clean, perfect cut. Learn how to set up your Free Hand Foam Cutter and replacing the wire and fuse.

Using the Structures Testing Instrument 2.0, students can apply up to 800 pounds of force to structures including balsa wood or basswood towers and bridges. Get an understanding of how to use the Testing Instrument including how to add stress, using the optional software, and troubleshooting tips. Have fun testing!

Get ready to race with the AP Bottle Racer Launcher. Learn how to correctly use the launcher from start to finish and watch your racers GO!

If the fan motor stops working on your AirTech Scout 2.0, check or replace the fuse in the motor controller. This support video walks through how you can easily replace the fuse. Shop: Pitsco.com/Airtech-Scout-20 For Additonal Support Go to: Pitsco.com/Support Email us: support@Pitsco.com Call: 800-774-4552

This video covers troubleshooting tips for the AirTech Scout 2.0 on how you can test the display and drag sensor. Shop: Pitsco.com/Airtech-Scout-20 For Additonal Support Go to: Pitsco.com/Support Email us: support@Pitsco.com Call: 800-774-4552