The right telescope for a teenager depends less on magnification than on how they’ll actually find things in the sky. Some teens enjoy learning the constellations and aiming by hand; others will lose interest if…
Two year olds are natural scientists. They explore and investigate everything they can get their hands on. STEM toys are a great way to put that instinct to good use and help them learn while…
Usborne Books has a reputation for publishing quality educational books for young readers. Their books are both engaging and help children to learn new concepts. If you are thinking of purchasing an Usborne book for…
Whether you’re looking for a gift for your professor friend or someone who just loves science, there is a lot of fun and creative scientific gifts for adults out there. Everything from socks to drink…
Teens are growing fast, and their knowledge and interests grow even faster. Because of this, keeping teens interested in high school can be a challenge. However, through the beauty of experiments and science, anything is…
At seven, many kids are ready for longer builds, first real coding and experiments that follow a few steps. The best gift depends on whether your child most wants to program, build or investigate, so…
Many eight-year-olds are ready for toys with real rules and visible results: a maze that only works if the logic holds, a microscope that shows what the eye can’t, or a kit where code makes…
Magnets have long captured the attention and imaginations of children and adults alike. Magnetic toys are an ideal way to harness this curiosity and nurture it. Our best overall product is the Magna-Tiles Clear Colors…
Keeping the family entertained while you’re at home is no easy task – in times of lockdown and social isolation, it is even harder. You’re trying to combat boredom, limit screen time, and promote learning…
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…
