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K’NEX
1
D&T
1
Amusement Park
Experience
Build Ferris Wheels, a Pirate Ship,
Chair Swing Rides and a
Rollercoaster with this 2,235 piece
K’Nex kit. Suitable for KS2 & 3 and
supports QCA unit 6C Fairground
Rides. 2 motors and teacher’s
guide included. All stored in 3 large
trays. Compatible with Egg-Box.
Plug in the motors and children can
program and control each model.
013-TKAPM £168.00
2
K’NEX Exploring
2235
Simple Machines
Pieces
Fully-functioning machine models
built in your classroom to
demonstrate and investigate
different mechanisms. Models
include fishing rod, bottle opener,
2 lift and crane. KS1 and 2 supports
unit 2C Winding Up. Includes
instructions to make over 22
models, 75 page teacher’s guide
and 730 pieces.
013-TKESM £119.00
3
K’NEX Simple
Mechanisms - Wheels
and Axles
776 piece set including notes with
building instructions for 7 models
with real life photos. Models
demonstrate how a wheel turns an
axle and how an axle turns a wheel.
Stored in sturdy plastic boxes with
Makes dividers and transparent lid.
22
013-TKWA £70.99
Models
4
K’NEX Forces and
Motion Kit
Build 11 different models including
rubber band racers and battery
powered vehicles using the colour-
coded instruction books. 436
K’NEX rods and connectors plus 2
3 776
Pieces
battery motors, 2 flywheel motors,
and 4 transparent spring motors
included. Comprehensive teachers
guide with 7 enquiry-based lesson
plans. Packed in a strong,
stackable storage case. Suitable
for KS2-3.
013-SKNEXFM £91.95
5
K’NEX Motor Pack
Motorise your K’NEX models to
make them more realistic and
easier to operate with this pack of
4
2 K’NEX motors. These motors are
battery powered and take AA
batteries (not included).
013-TKEDM £15.95
5
Build
Motorise your
11
models
Models
108 Call our order hotline on0800 318 686 or fax your order to0800 137 525
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