Hands-on Learning in Greenhouses: Build a functional greenhouse and explore how plants grow under real conditions.

STEM and Nature: Discover photosynthesis, ventilation, and plant life cycles through interactive constructions.

Ecological Exploration: Learn how temperature, humidity, and light affect growth, while simultaneously taking care of the plants.

The Engino STEM Botanical Laboratory combines engineering with nature for a unique educational experience. It includes moving parts to control greenhouse conditions and experiments that allow users to see science come to life in their hands. The set is ideal for curious builders aged 9+, turning abstract biology into real discovery.

What’s included in the set:

• 291 Engino components for building 4 models (one at a time) to learn the basics of botanical science.
• Educational booklet with botanical theories, experiments, quizzes, and printed instructions.
• Printed instructions for 1 model + 4 online kidCAD (3D Viewer) constructions for easier assembly.
• Double-action extraction tool that makes disassembling small components easier.

Models that children can build:

• Cube: Simple cube structure that helps children understand the basics of stability and frame design.
• Farmer: Farmer figure symbolizing the role of people in cultivating and caring for plants.
• Gears: Mechanism demonstrating how gears transfer motion and power in greenhouse systems.
• Greenhouse: Functional model where children can plant seeds, adjust ventilation, and observe plant growth.

Learning benefits:

• Biology in action: Understanding photosynthesis and plant life cycles with hands-on gardening.
• Cause and effect thinking: Observing how light, temperature, and humidity affect plant growth.
• Engineering principles: Exploring ways gears and moving parts regulate airflow in the greenhouse.
• Environmental awareness: Developing appreciation for sustainability and the importance of caring for plants.
• STEM integration: Combining science, engineering, and hands-on gardening in an exciting project.