Take
apart stuff that works. Get inside an inventor's head and
see how all kinds of inventions work! Who invented the telephone?
How about the incandescent light bulb? Well, even Alexander
Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford were your age once.
And
just like them, you can invent things too. In the Inventor's
Clubhouse you'll solve the mystery of the locked gate, perform
science experiments, and learn how things like electricity
work. You can discover the magic of pulleys as you lift 100
lbs. with ease and use motors, levers, magnets and machines.
But best of all, you can make your own inventions and even
build your own "K'Nex" car. Then test your problem
solving skills in the inventor’s backyard.
CDM
FUN INVENTION FACT
Did you know that chocolate chip cookies were accidentally
invented by Ruth
Wakefield in 1930 at the Toll House Inn in Whitman,
Massachusetts? Oops! She meant for the chocolate to melt in
the batter. |
