Film Lens
The documentary features Ruth Amos, an award-winning British inventor and presenter, who engages with a virtual audience while demonstrating chocolate welding. The session is part of a series called 'Building Stuff with Nova,' where participants can learn and create together. Amos shares her background as a young engineer and discusses her outreach projects aimed at inspiring children to think about engineering creatively.
Throughout the episode, Amos emphasizes the importance of taking small steps in the invention process. She reflects on the journey of bringing 100 kids' invention ideas to life, highlighting the learning experiences that come with each project. The interactive nature of the session encourages viewers to participate and build their confidence in engineering.
Why Watch
- •Meet Ruth Amos, a young engineer and inventor.
- •See how chocolate welding is done in a fun way.
- •Find out how kids can submit their invention ideas.
Did You Know
•Ruth Amos founded multiple STEM outreach projects and programs.
•Her YouTube channel, Kids Invent Stuff, has over 2 million views.
•Over 10,000 invention ideas have been submitted by primary age children.
•Ruth Amos began her engineering career in 2006.
Perfect For
Young inventorsSTEM enthusiastsParents of creative kids