Leonardo Da Vinci Catapult Kit Build a Working Wooden Siege Engine Launch Lightweight Projectiles and Learn Real Forces Motion and Medieval Mechanics With Hands On STEM Fun for Curious Kids and Makers

Hands-on Catapult Kit: Build a Working Wooden Siege Engine
✔️ Single kit with laser-cut wood parts, ~1 hour assembly

Build a functioning wooden catapult inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Renaissance engineering concepts. This hands-on STEM project is ideal for classrooms, homeschool settings, and maker spaces, helping learners explore forces, motion, and medieval mechanics.

✅ Includes precision laser-cut wooden pieces and illustrated instructions
✅ ~1 hour assembly time for hands-on learning
✅ Designed for ages 14+ with classroom, homeschool, and family use
✅ Teaches real-world force, motion, and medieval mechanics through play

💡 What is a wooden catapult kit used for in STEM education for curious learners? This handy project helps students grasp forces, motion, and medieval mechanics in a tangible way.

- Demonstrates lever arms and energy transfer - Connects history with physics through Leonardo da Vinci inspired design - Supports hands-on practice in classrooms or at home - Encourages teamwork and problem solving during a build✝️