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Investigate & Design
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Animal Cam Toy Pack
A set of animal shaped cam
demonstration toys, made of highly
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finished wood. Turn the handle to
see their features move up and
Pack
down and twirl around. Ideal for
children to use as references for
their own projects.
013-TANICAM £8.25
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Moving Toys
Demonstration Set
These delightful characters have
been designed to link into QCA Unit
5C Moving Toys. The set includes
‘Show Me’ Turtle featuring clear
plastic back, enabling children to see
the off set cam and slider create a
‘peek a boo’ head movement. The
Magicians Rabbit pops out of the hat
and features an open mechanism
demonstrating the use of wheels,
axles and cams. Size: Rabbit: L15 x
W10 cm, Turtle: L15 x H10 cm.
013-TE00189 £8.50
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‘Show Me’ Car
Our robust wooden car with clear,
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‘show me’ base has been designed
to replicate the motion of an axle
with fixed wheels just like the real
thing! The stripe painted on the
axle clearly illustrates the
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movement and is an ideal
demonstration tool when looking at
vehicles. Size: L15 x W10 cm.
013-TE00192 £2.99
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Mechanical Clowns
A colourful wooden toy whose
figures revolve at different speeds
as the handle is turned. Delightful
and is a useful basis for technology
projects. Stands 30.5 cm high.
013-V-CLOWN £8.99
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Push & Pull Toy Set
These demonstration models are
perfect for displaying levers, axles
and wheels and forces. Pack
contains 1 x pull along monkey and
1 x push along clown.
013-TLEVMC £13.50
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Wobbly Ladybird Cam
Toy
A brightly coloured pull-along toy
that demonstrates in a simple
manner movement using cams. An
investigation resource ideal to link
with the QCA unit 5C moving toys.
013-TLBCAM £3.95
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Oscillating motion
Rotary motion
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Recipricating motion
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