About Popular Mechanics DIY Kids
These 12 projects include classics such as a knock-hockey table and a water-balloon launcher, along with fresh ideas: a wind turbine, flexible circuits made from dough, and a small robotic rover. Some are simple enough for a kindergartner, while others will interest a teenager. And most can be done in a day or a weekend.
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