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Mechanical Engineering Workshops for Kids

byLittle Wings Innovation LabsMaker workshops at Vidyaranyapura LabStarts from1,100 Per Child Per WorkshopView full gallery

Watch your child build, race, and master physics with our hands-on engineering workshops. From rubber-powered racers to wind-up sail cars, we turn complex mechanics into pure play.

Watch our DIY race cars in action! After building their rubber powered vehicles, the kids get to race them and see whose design is the fastest.

From scattered parts to a speedy racer. Kids in this workshop use a hand drill and assemble their own rubber powered cars, learning about potential and kinetic energy.

A young engineer assembles his rubber powered car. This project is a fantastic introduction to mechanical engineering and the principles of stored energy.

She is so proud of the DIY rubber powered car she made this summer. That expression of pure joy and accomplishment is what we strive for.

A student puts the finishing touches on his rubber powered car. He's focused on getting every detail right before the big race.

This young racer proudly presents the car he built from a kit. He's ready to see how fast it can go.

With a smile, this boy shows off his completed rubber powered car, personalized with his own name. It's a project he can truly call his own.

This student is happy with his finished race car. The project involves assembling wooden parts and understanding the mechanics of a rubber band motor.

Thumbs up for a successful build! This young maker is ready to test his rubber powered car on the racetrack.

He's ready to race! This student proudly holds up the car he built, ready to compete with his friends.

About Mechanical Marvels

When kids join our mechanical workshops, they aren't just following a manual. They are using real hand drills, sanders, and clamps to build working machines from scratch. Whether it is a rubber-band car or a wind-up sail car, they leave with a functioning model that teaches them exactly how energy transfers from potential to kinetic.

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