National Geographic How Things Work Blast Off Rocket STEM Kit

Description

Blast off into the exciting world of rocket science with the National Geographic How Things Work Blast Off Rocket STEM Kit. Combining hands-on construction with science and discovery, this educational activity allows children to build their own working rocket launcher before putting it into action.

The kit includes everything needed to construct the colourful 3D rocket launcher, along with four rockets to launch. Step-by-step instructions guide children through the building process while introducing fascinating facts about rockets and how they work.

Once construction is complete, children can experience the excitement of launching their rockets and experimenting with their creation. The activity provides an engaging introduction to rocket science, engineering and space exploration, helping turn scientific ideas into a practical hands-on experience.

Building and using the launcher also encourages creativity, problem-solving and spatial awareness, making it a great choice for curious children who enjoy construction, science and discovering how things work.

The kit also includes a read-along adventure, adding storytelling to the building and learning experience. Part of the National Geographic How Things Work collection, the Blast Off Rocket is an exciting educational gift for budding scientists and space enthusiasts aged 5 years and over.

Features

• National Geographic How Things Work Blast Off Rocket
• Build-your-own 3D rocket launcher
• Includes 4 rockets
• Launch the rockets once construction is complete
• Hands-on STEM / STEAM educational activity
• Introduces children to rocket science and engineering
• Includes detailed building instructions
• Features fascinating facts about how rockets work
• Includes a read-along adventure
• Encourages creativity and problem-solving
• Helps develop spatial awareness and construction skills
• Product code: L08708
• Suitable for children aged 5 years and over

Why You’ll Love It

The National Geographic Blast Off Rocket gives children the satisfaction of building something themselves before seeing their creation spring into action. With four rockets to launch, the activity combines construction and experimentation with an accessible introduction to science and engineering.

It’s an excellent screen-free activity for children fascinated by space, rockets, science and how things work, while the educational facts and read-along adventure add extra learning opportunities.

At Yesteryears Toy Shop, we’re proud to offer educational toys and activities that encourage children to experiment, discover and learn through hands-on play.