
A functional, laser-cut fishing rod equipped with a working pulley system designed to catch 3D-printed prizes.
Turning physical motion into electric power, campers wired an LED to a hand-cranked generator, then built a wooden housing to hold it all together.
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Learned how pulleys function as simple machines to make lifting tasks easier.
Building a complex system from precision-fit parts.
Identified how simple machines are used to solve real-world problems.
Challenge — Construct a reliable, spinning fishing rod to master the art of the catch.
Process — Makers assemble their rods using laser-cut plywood, then head to the pool for a high-stakes fishing challenge.
Result — Pulley-powered game where precision and skill determine the ultimate fishing champion.








Look for simple machines in your kitchen or garage and talk about how they help people do work every single day!
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