Thermal expansion and contraction is a basic phenomenon of most substances and has ample applications in our daily lives. However, this phenomenon and its various applications are not easy to observe because they are often hidden by other mechanisms or barely noticeable. Therefore, a teaching toy designed to demonstrate thermal expansion and contraction will be extremely helpful in enhancing learning results. This paper focuses on the design and production of a demonstrative teaching aid integrated with a bimetal, wherein a reaction of the bimetal to temperature changes triggers a mechanism design that changes the gravity center of a see-saw, so that the see-saw tilts to either side thereof alternately to strike bells. By facilitating observation of the reaction of bimetals to temperature changes, this teaching aid not only provides teachers with teaching and demonstration activities, but also offers students a fun way to learn applied science.