Kids ages 4 – 10 can learn how to code with colorful luminescent coding bricks by LOMO – the tangible coding game. Introduce them to the world of logic with physical programming. No screen time required! Watch the video below to learn more:
What a fun way to teach kids about electricity! Use Bare Conductive’s electric paint, let it dry, and voila – it becomes conductive. It’s non-toxic, solvent free and water soluble. It can be used on paper, wood, walls, plastic, and textiles. You can paint a wire on almost anything and create …
Roblox offers students the opportunity to actively engage in the creative process and learn coding, design, and entrepreneurial skills. But what exactly is Roblox? Roblox allows anyone to build and publish their own games while learning real 21st century skills. And guess what? Roblox’s creation tools and educational content are provided …
Kids learn by doing. By letting them take toys, electronics, and other items apart, they’ll see what makes them tick. Then they can take what they’ve learned and understand how to repair broken items or even create new ones. Learn more about what tools are needed to facilitate this project …
The Global Cardboard Challenge aims to raise a new generation of innovators and problem solvers who have the tools they need to build the world they imagine. It’s a year long event. Host your challenge anywhere in the world and learn what inspires you. Learn more about Caine’s inspiring story.
POWERUP brings homemade paper airplanes into the future by adding next generation mobile controls. It’s the first smartphone controlled paper airplane! POWERUP Toys lets you expand your sense of play and experimentation by adding power, mobile controls and video streaming. Experience the joy of making your ideas take flight in just a few …
The Piper Computer Kit is a STEM product for kids 8 - 14. With Piper, they can learn how to build and program electronics at home or at school. They’ll begin the Piper experience by building the Piper Computer Kit, a fully functioning computer, following a real engineering blueprint. Once …
Have tons of everyday items stocked in your makerspace? Why not try using them to add some sound effects to your Adobe Spark project! You’ve never used Spark before? No problem! Start exploring by using a personal account. It’s totally free and has no trial limit. Learn more about Adobe …
This bunny doesn’t just hop around. He leaves a trail of candy eggs on the floor! Watch to see how Jason Allemann created this adorable LEGO creature below. Maybe you can even try to build one of his kinetic models yourself. Check out what’s available on his instructions page here.
