These are fast paced jaunts where kids race against the clock. In the three different labs, kids first choose the body sections for a project. In building a fort, this could mean adding a drawbridge, a flag, a coat of arms, a window, a gated door, and so on. For each accessory, kids must choose the appropriate tool to attach it. In the case of a drawbridge, a few twists on the power tool tip brings up the screwdriver tool.
Kids then hold the tip to the screen to drill the screws into the fort.
This is a great way to help kids learn which tools are good for which projects. Once all the accessories are added, kids can save their works of art, or print them out. Projects can also be emailed to friends and family. The three games use the tools as part of the game action, like being part of a pit crew. There are three different levels, so there's something to move up to as kids tool techniques improve.