Circuitry is all about connecting and closing circuits and the LightUp Edison Kit is the perfect way to teach the basis by combining learning with project-based fun. Using intuitive magnetic attachments, children can experience the fun of building circuits while simultaneously engrossing themselves in a real-life STEM lesson!
Few modern learning tools are as unique and engaging as Bare Conductive’s Electric Paint. That’s right—it really is paint that carries electricity! What makes it truly sensational for learning is that you can paint or draw just about anything and the paint acts as a conductor. The biggest obstacle, though, is finding a purpose for the paint.
When I first saw the Makey Makey, I didn’t know quite what to expect. It’s supposed to be an extension of my computer’s keyboard and almost anything can be attached to it. I decided to give it a try and test out what this board could do. I followed the instructions in the box. It was daunting just looking at all these multicolored wires but it was really simple.
There’s a rising popularity, thanks to the Maker Movement and the increasing importance of STEM education, for educational toys. One of the best for engaging young learners while promoting creativity is littleBits—an electronic version of LEGO. Despite its intimidating appearance, littleBits is actually really simple to use.
Our newly added Circuitry Starter Bundle contains EdTech tools that combine light creativity with fun DIY projects. There’s no better way to design a classroom around productive play than by packaging some of the most intuitive circuitry tools, so we’ve strategically bundled tools for teaching key concepts and making STEM learning fun!
The Tech Will Save Us kits combine tech-focused projects, usability and immediate satisfaction to encourage kids to experiment with a number of different DIY activities and is sure to inspire the next creative generation! There really is something for everyone—music lovers, gardeners and aspiring inventors!
