Kikkerland Design Inc

Newton's Lab Wind Energy Kit

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$13.4 $20 In stock

Category: Educational Fun

Learn about wind energy by making your own windmill, blow on to the blades and see how it lights up the house. Includes: Die-cut Cardboard pieces, fan head, velum paper, sticker sheets, electric motor & LED light.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The little house lights up just enough to feel magical when you blow hard on the blades—my kids were hooked for a solid twenty minutes. Assembly took a bit of patience with the die-cut cardboard, but the sticker sheet makes it look genuinely finished.

Elizabeth P. ★★★★★

The instruction manual could be a bit clearer, but once my kid figured out how to attach the fan head, she was absolutely delighted to see the house light up just by blowing on the blades. It's a clever, hands-on way to demonstrate a real-world concept, and the included sticker sheets added a fun pe

Chloe ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy the cardboard pieces are—they held up well to my nephew's enthusiastic assembly. Watching the LED flicker to life when we blew on the blades was a genuinely cool moment.