Are your kids ready to delve into the world of motors? If so, what better motor to start with than the first electric motor ever built. The simplicity of Michael Faraday’s homopolar motor will send your kid’s mind spinning.
The Intro to Scratch Programming Mystery (Part 2)
Are your kids ready to take their Scratch programming skills to the next level? This month’s investigation will help you teach your kids how to debug their programs and design cool, entertaining games.
The Intro to Scratch Programming Mystery (Part 1)
Are you looking for a summer activity that will get your kids away from video games? With all the bad press video games get today, you may feel the need to limit their game time. What if you could teach them how to write games of their own? With our Intro to Scratch Programming (Parts 1 & 2), your kids will begin to create video games and so much more.
The Case of the Classy Art Bot
Are you interested in building an Art Bot with a classroom of kids but aren’t sure where to find the time and money involved with last month’s Fidgety Art Bot project? This month we’ll show you how to build our Classy Art Bots designed specifically for the classroom setting.
The Case of the Fidgety Art Bot
Are you ready to get your little artist interested in robotics? Our twist on the increasingly popular Art Bot combines both areas of interest while providing your family with a fun activity everyone can enjoy.
The Case of the Missing Easter Eggs
Join your kids on an exciting adventure of electronic switches and sensors as they find the hidden eggs in one of our paper circuit Easter Egg Hunts or build their own electronic Easter Bunny.
The Case of the Vibrating BrushBot
Toothbrush, Motor, and Battery. With little more than just these three items, you can help your kids make their own simple robot. Add in some tracks and watch your kids engage and enjoy today’s stem project.