E-Textiles stands for electronic textiles. You can create your own light-up clothes and teach youth circuitry and electronics at the same time.
The Makey Makey is a device you can use to turn anything, like a banana, into a game controller or keyboard.
Osmo is an app that teaches kids everything from coding to math. Osmo has been adopted in over 30,000 schools in 42 countries around the world. Teachers are raving about how their students love experimenting, exploring, creating and collaborating with Osmo.
The Paper Circuits can be used to make light up cards. They teach youth circuitry and electronics.
Scratch is a website that teaches youth block coding. Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.
Squishy Circuits were designed to teach young children about circuitry using Play Doh.
BluTrack is a two lane, flexible racetrack. BluTrack is both fun and educational. Bring the racetrack to your library with the Blutrack racing system! See how to implement BluTrack activities in your library. This guide includes: A list of what you’ll need, tips for choosing a theme, ideas to run a library activity, and a DIY (“How To”) guide for the youth.
Introduce basic engineering concepts with K'Nex! Designed to move fun-powered imaginations of boys and girls forward, K'NEX knows a child's journey to wow begins with a single click! K'NEX has offered STEAMagination inspired play to kids through creative building toys for a quarter of a century.