The Rolling Back Home Physics Working Model is an innovative STEM-based demonstration designed to explain the fundamental principles of Conservation of Energy, Newton’s Laws of Motion, and Rotational Dynamics. This model consists of a cylindrical wooden frame with an internal elastic (rubber band) mechanism attached to a central weight. When the cylinder is rolled forward on a flat surface, the rubber band twists and stores potential energy. As the stored energy is released, it converts back into kinetic energy, causing the cylinder to automatically roll back toward its starting point. The model provides a hands-on learning experience, making abstract physics concepts easy to understand through real-time observation. It is ideal for school exhibitions, STEM activities, and classroom demonstrations for middle and secondary school students.