Do your kids love building toys, science, or crafts? This Klutz Maker Lab DIY Cannon kit is under $25 and loads of fun for kids ages 8 and up! Kids will explore physics while constructing a moveable, air-powered cannon then fire away at the included targets inside the activity kit. Nate and L had a blast (pun intended) making this fun STEM project – check out all the details below!
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Klutz Maker Lab DIY Cannon Kit
Using the included easy to follow instructions booklet, my husband and 7 year old crafted this fun DIY cannon then took turns knocking over the targets. The science kit consists of brightly colored chipboard pieces which are sturdy papers that mold into the air blast cannon, along with plastic fasteners, tubes, foam darts, and more. L thought it would be funny to use the colored syringes as doctor shots on daddy while crafting the kit. It allowed for some laugh out loud moments.
I really liked that the kit didn’t require tape or glue or anything messy like glitter. It’s a great non-messy craft for kids!
It took the boys roughly 30 minutes to master the Klutz Maker Lab activity and then it was time to play!
Using the mechanics of pneumatics, and the physics of projectiles, this STEM activity offers a great educational component disguised as fun!
Get your own Klutz Maker Lab Air Blast Cannon here!
We’re looking forward to testing out some of Klutz Maker Lab’s other activity kits like Circuit Games and the Gumball Machine craft!
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Marisela Zuniga says
This looks really fun! Looks great for my sister
shelly peterson says
This looks like fun. My grandsons would love this.
Sarah L says
My nephew would have a ‘blast’ with this STEM toy (don’t tell him he’s learning)
Dana Rodriguez says
This looks like fun. I love educational toys!
Janet W. says
My grandson would love putting this together! How fun!
Tamra Phelps says
I can see any kid really enjoying this. The bonus is that they’re learning with it, too.
Laurajj says
Oh our little one loves doing things like this where they get to build it and then play! This is something he would love! Need to pick this up for Christmas for him!