Reverse Engineering Kits
Reverse Engineering Kits
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Reverse Engineering Kits allow students to take apart real-world objects—like electronics, toys, or tools—to explore how they work from the inside out.
This hands-on learning experience builds curiosity, problem-solving, and engineering thinking as students analyze parts, functions, and design choices. Ideal for STEM classes, makerspaces, and project-based learning focused on design, innovation, and critical thinking.
*Note: Teachers will have to source items to deconstruct. We can assist if needed.
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Reverse Engineering Kits (6)
Each kit includes:
Tool Box
Glue Gun
Duct Tape
Magnetic Dish
Scotch Tape
Age Recommendation
3-12th Grades
Introduction Video
Introduction Video
Resources
Tips
🧠 Getting Started
🧠 Getting Started
Choose safe items to disassemble – Use old electronics (no batteries), toys, or mechanical devices without sharp or pressurized parts.
Provide the right tools – Small screwdrivers, pliers, and magnifiers help students explore safely and effectively.
🔍 Teaching Tips
🔍 Teaching Tips
Set clear goals – Have students identify parts, sketch diagrams, or describe how components work together.
Encourage predictions – Ask students what they think each part does before removing it.
Document the process – Use journals, photos, or worksheets to capture steps and observations.
🛠️ Safety & Management
🛠️ Safety & Management
Review safety rules – Always supervise and discuss safe handling of tools and parts.
Sort and label parts – Help students stay organized during disassembly and analysis.
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