We continue exploring alternative energy sources for cars. This time we use the power of magnets to make our prototype car move. Magnet powered vehicles are great for any child who loves to create, invent, and explore. They are also great for homeschooling, STEM education, engineering projects, science fairs, or doing some fun creative play. The possibilities are endless with this easy-to-make craft!
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