In science class today, the room buzzed with excitement as students used K’NEX pieces to design and build structures powered by small motors. Working in teams, they snapped together colorful rods, connectors, wheels, and gears, carefully thinking about balance, movement, and stability. Some groups created spinning Ferris wheel–like models, while others experimented with vehicles or lifting mechanisms. As the motors hummed to life, students eagerly tested and tweaked their designs, problem-solving together and learning firsthand how engineering and motion work in the real world.
Science Class and Teamwork
February 12, 2026