What is a cam? What is a cam-shaft? What is a fulcrum? What is an axis? Why do these things matter? The builder will learn about these key features on this project, while being inspired to do more research on a Viking longship when the builder get home. What else uses a cam? Ask our Kohl’s Design It! Lab Team.

A millennia after sinking into the ocean, the Magic Pearl is still in motion. Build your own bubble with cardboard and glue, and you will see what the pearl can do. With simple machines to help on the way, the Magic Pearl Runner can be yours today!

Have you ever thought “how do I send a silent message a long distance without using a phone, email, instant-message, etc.”? Well, The Lighthouse Locket is perfect for YOU! Morse Code is a system of communication developed by Samuel F.B. Morse that uses a series of dots and dashes to relay coded messages. Learn Morse Code by sending, receiving and deciphering lighthouse messages.

Question: What animal is nearly all white, nests in the Arctic tundra, flies almost silently, eats small rodents and you can hang clothes from it? If you answered: “a Snowy Owl on a clothespin” you would be correct. The owl is specifically adapted to be successful for its natural habitat, kinda like how the clothespin was designed, so we decided to hybridize these two into a fun educational project you can build.