Hexagonal iron weight mass with lifting ring for easy attachment to pulleys and other such items. Within international tolerance. Weight: 50 gram. Ideal for classroom science experiments including the exploration of relationships between objects and weight. Experiment with Hooke’s Law by adding them to springs (sold separately). The combination of hexagonal weights and weight hanger allows a student to quickly create any desired amount of weight or mass. To be used in experiments involving magnetism, force, acceleration and mass. There are so many experiments in other fields whereiron weights come in handy- such a terrific open ended resource for the classroom, Makerspace or science lab.
 
Hexagonal iron weight with lifting rings are such a great addition to a learning curriculum involving STEM and STEAM based exploration.
 
Students can research, design and make their own creations using iron weights- inventions increasing in complexity as students abilities continue to develop and grow along with their learning. A STEM learning curriculum involves Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths to develop key skills- skills including problem solving, creativity, critical analysis, teamwork, independent thinking, initiative, communication and digital literacy. A STEM or STEAM (combining Art into STEM) curriculum empowers students with the skills to succeed and adapt to a rapidly developing digital and technological minded world.
 
Hexagonal iron weights with lifting rings can be a terrific addition to a STEM and STEAM based lesson plan! What can your class make?