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Pneumatics
D&T
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Creative Pneumatics
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Designed to support the QCA
scheme of work ‘Moving Monsters’
this large class pack will make 30
working models. Combine
patterned papers, wobbly eyes,
pipe cleaners, large test boxes,
syringes and tubing etc to make
scary creatures with opening
mouths and moving arms. Children
will have fun developing their
understanding of pneumatics as
they make their ‘scary’ creations.
Ideas sheets are included showing
the techniques to use these
materials effectively.
013-TE00089 £87.99
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Move It Pack
An introduction to pneumatics and
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hydraulics for the Primary School
Teacher, using balloons and
syringes. The accompanying
booklet shows basic techniques to
make models move. Contents:
20 x 20 ml Syringes, 20 x 10 ml
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Syringes, 10 x 5 ml Syringes, 10 x
Tee Connectors, 10 x Straight
Connectors, 1 x Balloon Pump, 100
x Round Balloons, 1 m x 0.8 cm
PVC Tubing 10 m x 0.6 cm PVC
Tubing, 1 x Move It Booklet.
013-TMOVPACK £28.65
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Burger Boxes
Use these to make moving Your idea
monsters. Knowing how difficult it
is to collect, and perhaps clean this
no.462
useful resource, we are offering
developed by TTS
you a pack of 50 burger boxes.
Available in 2 sizes.
013-BURBOXL Large £4.70
013-BURBOXS Small £3.99
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50
Pack
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Pneumatics
Investigation Kit
Haunted Castles, flying bats and
pop-up ghosts provide an exciting
context for exploring how pneumatics
can be used to lift and lower loads,
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operate levers and create moving
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pictures or monsters. Kit makes
four demon models and includes
Pack
teacher’s notes.
013-TPNIK £25.75
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Egg Boxes
Brought in by popular demand.
These egg boxes will make
‘Roaringly Good’ Moving Monsters
when investigating pneumatics. 40
pk. Fibre boxes, easy to paint and
decorate.
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013-TE00038 £6.25
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Pneumatic Frogs
Great example of a
pneumatic toy. Each
frog approximately 5 x
5 cm. Pack of three
frogs.
013-TFROG3 £2.98
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Pack
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