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Ozobot Evo: A small, programmable robot that teaches coding and STEM concepts in a fun and interactive way.
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Sphero SPRK+: A spherical robot that can be programmed and controlled through a mobile app, providing an engaging introduction to coding.
Sphero has the tech tools you need to engage PK–12 learners in programming and STEAM (STEM + Art) at home or in the classroom. The Sphero Learning Ecosystem brings STEAM, computer science, and robotics to life with tangible tools and expert-designed lessons for hands-on learning at every step of the educational journey. Shop our coding robots, littleBits, Blueprint kits, and more!
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Anki Vector: A small, interactive robot with AI capabilities, designed to recognize faces, answer questions, and play games.
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Makey Makey: A kit that turns everyday objects into touchpads and combines them with the internet. It's a fun way to introduce basic electronics and programming concepts.
Makey Makey: An Invention Kit for Everyone. Ever played Mario on Play-Doh or Piano on Bananas? Alligator clip to start inventing the future...
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littleBits Droid Inventor Kit: Allows kids to build their own custom droids and control them through a smartphone app, promoting creativity and STEM learning.
The kit comes with everything kids need to create and customize their R2 Unit straight out of the box. Initial assembly is easy with step-by-step instructions...
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Osmo - Genius Starter Kit for iPad: Combines physical play with digital interaction, offering a variety of educational games that work with an iPad.
A great entry to the Osmo universe, the Genius Starter Kit for iPad includes everything your child needs to experience - hands-on learning and digital fun in ...
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Cubelets Robot Blocks: Modular robotic blocks that snap together to create different robot constructions, teaching kids about robotics and systems thinking.
Easy, to start. Cubelets' unique design makes robot-building simple. Their size and magnetic connections are perfect for users of all skill levels. No need to ...
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Snap Circuits: A series of electronic kits that allow children to build various circuits and learn about electricity in a hands-on way.
Teachers and educators worldwide use Snap Circuits® and its curriculum-rich, full-color manuals to teach kids basic concepts in a fun and exciting way.
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Air Hogs Supernova: A drone-like toy that hovers and responds to hand gestures, providing an entertaining and interactive flying experience.
Air Hogs - Supernova, Gravity Defying Hand-Controlled Flying Orb, for Ages 8 · Air Hogs Super Soft, Jump Fury with Zero-Damage Wheels, Extreme Jumping Remote....
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MeeperBOT 2.0: A programmable and customizable robot that can be controlled through a mobile app, combining building, coding, and play.
The meeperBOT is a remote control toy unlike any other. It encourages deep thinking, creativity, and bridges physical and digital learning. The studded platform ...
New and innovative tech toys are regularly introduced to the market, so keeping an eye on recent releases is a good idea.
FAQs:
Why are science toys important?
Science toys can improve both cognitive and motor skills in children. Children can practice essential skills such as concentration, problem-solving, and observation with science toys. These skills are vital in building a foundation for scientific learning.
What is the purpose of STEM toys?
STEM toys are Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math based toys geared towards curiosity, learning, and education. STEM-related toys and products are important to help kids develop useful skills in areas in which the career industry is continually seeing growing in.
Why are Montessori toys popular?
Montessori toys encourage hands-on learning through play; they cultivate a natural curiosity, boost independent thinking, support sensory development, and help to improve kids' focus and concentration.
Why don t Montessori toys have color?
Montessori schools emphasize calm, muted colors and items that reflect real-world, natural beauty. Why? For the same reason that we focus best when our workspace is calm and uncluttered, children learn better in spaces that promote calm and concentration.
Why is Montessori toys so expensive?
The price of Montessori toys is dictated by the cost of the high-quality materials they are made of. While we try to make our toys as accessible as possible, we would never compromise on quality in order to make them cheaper.
