Renewable Energy
    Ages 6-8
    Beginner

    Make a Wind Turbine!

    Design Windy the Wind Turbine and power a fan

    Discover wind turbine activities for kids with BrainiacKids! In this Brainiac Thinking Lab challenge, kids aged 6–8 design Windy the Wind Turbine by choosing blade size and wind speed to power a fan, learning how wind energy creates motion. It's a fun way to boost critical thinking and STEM skills through interactive play.

    Perfect for STEM activities for 6-year-olds, this game teaches the basics of wind energy in a fun, engaging way. Children will develop problem-solving skills as they experiment with different turbine designs to find the best combination for generating power.

    Check out our blog post on How to Teach Kids About Wind Power or explore more science challenges for kids in our Thinking Lab. Ready to try renewable energy activities next?

    Step 1: Design and Test Your Wind Turbine

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    Small Blades
    Captures a little wind
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    Medium Blades
    Captures more wind
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    Large Blades
    Captures lots of wind
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    Low Wind
    Gentle breeze
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    Medium Wind
    Steady wind
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    High Wind
    Strong wind

    Your Wind Turbine

    Drag parts here to build Windy!

    Wind Energy

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    Hi, I'm Windy the Wind Expert! Let's build a wind turbine to power a fan. Drag some blades to start!

    Drag blades and wind speed to the Turbine Builder!

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