BRICKS CHALLENGE
MECHANICS
Program Objectives
Build foundations in physics and mechanics
Develop ability to analyze engineering processes
Build AI prompting and reasoning skills
Foster critical thinking and problem-solving
Improve spatial awareness and creativity
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ferris wheel
Wolf
robot rabbit
Delivery Buddy
pumpjack
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portable drumming machinE
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Supported Mechanical Understanding
Students use the BuildWise App with AI Chat to deepen their mechanical understanding. AI supports the learning process with guided questions and detailed explanations, helping students explore how motion, gears, force, speed, and mechanical transmission shape the behavior of each model. This transforms building into a more reflective engineering experience, where students connect physical building with smart technology.
SIGN UP FOR A TRIAL LESSONWhat Students Discover
Lever Principle
Forces & Motion
Mechanical Advantage
Transmission Systems
Balance & Stability
Mechanical Systems
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
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Each lesson starts with a short introduction, followed by guided building and hands-on activities. Students test, improve, and explore the lesson topic through structured challenges.
No prior experience is needed. The program is designed for beginners and introduces engineering concepts step by step through hands-on building activities.
Classes are led by trained instructors who follow Young Engineers’ program guidelines and support students throughout each activity in a positive learning environment.
The curriculum follows a progressive structure, introducing new concepts gradually and building on previous lessons through hands-on projects.
Progress is observed through participation, problem-solving, and engagement during class. There are no homework assignments or tests, allowing students to learn without pressure.
At the end of the program, each student receives a Certificate of Participation reflecting the classes attended and skills developed.
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