As we enter the most unique summer we’ve seen in some time and retire our homeschooling materials (at least for now), it’s important to begin making summer plans to keep the kids engaged and busy…
An ongoing universe of creativity, experimentation, and fun exists in a makerspace. You can almost feel the electric currents of excitement and collaboration when you’re part of a group of individuals who want nothing more…
Eleven year-olds are in a highly emotional developmental state. You may notice your child beginning to develop personal values that may or may not align with those of your household, they are beginning to learn…
If there’s one toy every STEM fan should have, it’s LEGO. LEGO covers all the bases – it’s fun, it’s educational, and it can be used again and again. Parents love LEGO because it’s reliable…
Whether you’re an experienced flyer or a new pilot testing their skills, remote control airplanes are a great thing to get into. It’s a reasonably inexpensive hobby (depending on which plane you choose of course!)…
With all the options out there for monthly educational subscriptions for kids, it can be a challenge to know where to look. Green Kid Crafts was invented by a scientist mom looking to reduce the…
Elementary school is a great time to ensure that your young children are exposed to STEM and using fun activities is a great way to spark interest, encourage creativity, and integrate learning and development. I…
Land viewing telescopes are a fantastic way to observe your surroundings more closely. Whether you like to scope out wildlife, architecture, or something else nearby, a land viewing telescope is the best way to do…
Engaging middle school students in STEM can be tricky. The transition from elementary to junior high is fraught with new challenges, including keeping young girls interested in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math….
DIY robot kits for adults are all the rage now, and it’s not hard to see why. They are a great way to develop a whole bunch of skills, including engineering, design, and coding. But…
