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2009
Roller Coaster Track gives a wild ride
Get students aboard a ride that helps them learn physics and mathematics as they design and easily create their own thrill ride with the Roller Coaster Track.
Amazing mechanisms: we've updated a classic
How do you teach middle-school students about machines and mechanisms? With the hands-on, minds-on learning style of LEGO® Education, of course!
Four pillars keep Pitsco strong, stable
Only through the strength of a solid foundation and pillars can a growing company remain strong and stable during tough economic times. Pitsco Education has relied . . .

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2008
LEGO Products Recognized for Excellence
Two LEGO Education early learning products received 2008 Directors’ Choice Award recognition recently. The Dolls Family Set and Tech . . .
Ratzenberger and Pitsco Share a Passion
When you think of Cliff from Cheers, you probably don’t think, “He’s passionate about kids and their future,” – but he is. John Ratzenberger, aka Cliff . . .
Engineering the Future
Engaging students in the field of engineering is vital to the future of our modern world. To do its part, Pitsco developed the Engineering Academy, a high school . . .

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2007
Empower STEM with LEGO® MINDSTORMS® toolset
The LEGO Engineering Symposium will be held January 9-11, 2008, at the Tufts University Center for Engineering Educational Outreach . . .
Mechanisms gain power
Note: This set previously appeared as, and is the same as, the Science & Technology Set. Students can now bring their . . .
Students can master masonry
There’s more to masonry than stacking bricks, blocks, or stones, slapping mortar between the layers, and calling it good. A properly . . .

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