Students will learn about the history and principles of catapults, then use simple materials (such as wood, rubber bands, and stones) to assemble their own catapults and experience the fun of operating ancient siege weapons.

Students will learn about the principles and history of sundials, and then create a simple sundial themselves to experience how ancient people used sunlight to tell time.

Students will first learn about the materials for making bows and arrows (such as wood and bowstrings) and then follow steps to create their own bows and arrows. Finally, they can practice archery in a safe environment to experience the skills of ancient hunting and combat.

Students will learn about the history and basic principles of papermaking, using natural materials (such as bark, straw, or old paper) to create their own paper. By crafting their unique handmade paper, they will understand its applications and artistic value.

Students will learn about the history and principles of the Kongming lock and then attempt to solve this traditional wooden puzzle. Through continuous trial and thinking, students will enhance their problem-solving skills and enjoy the fun of puzzling.

Students will learn about the history and basic principles of printing. They will then use wooden blocks, ink, and paper to create their own printed works, experiencing the charm of ancient printing techniques.