Make it move
Each unit has an everyday theme, from slides and Ferris wheels to bicycles. Kids build it with their own hands and watch it turn.
Step 2・LEGO Education
SPMPowered Machines
Gears, pulleys, and levers: build the machines you see every day
- 6+Ages 6+
- Grades 1–3
- LEGO powered machines kit
- Regular Class
6+
Courses
What kids learn in SPM
With the official LEGO powered machines kit, kids try out structures and forces, gears, pulleys, levers, and inclined planes by hand. They see how machines in daily life work and connect it to real technology.
Kids can build many of the mechanisms they see around them: slides and swings at the park, Ferris wheels and swing rides at the amusement park, plus cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.
What they learn
- Structures and forces
- Gears
- Pulleys
- Levers
- Inclined planes
Highlights
What class looks like
Project-based classes
We bring in basic science and math, and encourage kids to use their imagination to build one-of-a-kind creations from all kinds of bricks. Science, art, and design, all in one.
How classes work
Every class works like this
- 10 kids max per class
- A kit for every child
- Make-up classes
- Parts cleaned regularly
Class info
- Regular Class
Each classroom offers different classes. Ask us through the form, or see our locations.
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