Rigamajig Jr Additional Parts

Rigamajig Jr Additional PartsRigamajig Jr Additional Parts Kit expands the possibilities of Rigamajig Junior. Includes 15 Brackets, 30 Short Bolts, 10 Long Bolts, and 40 Nuts. Must be used with Rigamajig Junior, and is not compatible with Rigamajig Basic Builder, Workshops, or Add On Kits. About Rigamajig Designed by Cas Holman, Rigamajig is a building system of carefully shaped wooden planks, wheels, pulleys, nuts, bolts and rope designed for collaborative makers. Rigamajig

Rigamajig Jr Additional Parts Kit expands the possibilities of Rigamajig Junior. Includes 15 Brackets, 30 Short Bolts, 10 Long Bolts, and 40 Nuts.

Must be used with Rigamajig Junior, and is not compatible with Rigamajig Basic Builder, Workshops, or Add-On Kits. 

About Rigamajig

Designed by Cas Holman, Rigamajig is a building system of carefully shaped wooden planks, wheels, pulleys, nuts, bolts and rope designed for collaborative makers.

Rigamajig inspires group STEM problem solving and play in three dimensions to explore mechanics, engineering and structure. (Age 3+)

Benefits of Rigamajig

Promotes playful, cooperative learning

Rigamajig creates playful, cooperative learning communities, through means of collaborative building and child-directed play.The kit enables easily accessible, cognitively challenging play opportunities for children of any age in any environment.

Enhances STEM and STEAM learning

Rigamajig fits with principles of STEM and STEAM education, which promote focus on science, technology, engineering, math, and art through hands-on, inquiry-based learning to provide children opportunities for creativity, innovation, collaboration, and critical thinking.

Develops problem-solving skills

Children simultaneously practice problem solving while designing and playing with their technological inventions. They create and work with simple machines (e.g. pulleys, ramps, and screws) as a means to create new, more complex machines.

Encourages cognitive thinking and investigations

Play, fantasy, and imagination are all part of children's everyday cognitive thinking and investigations. It is when these are all manifested in a single activity that children invest and fully engage in problem solving and amazing feats of creativity.