Learning Resources “Botley the Coding Robot 2.0” Toy
This cute little robot teaches kids as young as five how to code through 100% screen-free play.
Math Wall Clock
The next time a kid asks, “What am I ever going to use this math for???” you can simply answer, “So you can tell the time, silly!”
“Chronology” Historical Trivia Card Game
Build your own timeline of 10 historical events before the other players can.
‘Search for a Giant Squid’ by Amy Seto Forrester and Andy Chou Musser
An exciting ocean-themed choose-your-path STEM adventure for emerging readers.
Dr Livingston’s Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzles: The Heart, Brain, Eye, Hands & Feet
Another series of larger-than-life puzzles depicting anatomically correct cross-sections of the human body.
Cute Farms Terrarium Starter Kit
Includes the materials needed to make healthy environments for small plants that you add yourself. Just add your own container(s) and plants.
The “Illumine” Kids Science Book Series by Carnovsky
Each of these STEM-friendly books comes with a three-color lens for seeing different images on each page depending on which one you look through.
‘The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Elements’ by Lisa Congdon
This artful survey of the elements combines science, history, trivia, humor, and endless fascination for science enthusiasts of every age.
‘Cellulose: A Plant Cell Biology Game’ by Genius Games [Kickstarter]
An engine-building worker-placement strategy game set in a plant cell. ?
“Makedo” Cardboard Construction Tool Kits
Kits of specially made tools and “SCRUs” for safely cutting, folding, and connecting pieces of cardboard to create anything you can imagine.
Dr. Livingston’s Human Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzles by Genius Games
A line of larger-than-life yet anatomically accurate human body puzzles that reveal our hidden inner-workings.
DragonBox Complete Math Pack for iPhone and iPad
All five games in the award-winning educational math app series.
‘Numbers: How Counting Changed the World’ by Tom Jackson
An introduction to the surprisingly fascinating history and inner workings of mathematics for bright young minds.
‘Big Ideas for Curious Minds’ by The School of Life
An ideal introduction to philosophy, as well as a charming way to open up conversations between adults and children about the biggest questions we all face.
‘The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking)’ by Katie Mack
A wildly fun, surprisingly upbeat ride through five plausible ways the universe might meet its ultimate demise. ??
‘Into the Deep: An Exploration of Our Oceans’ by Wolfgang Dreyer and Annika Siems
This stunningly illustrated book takes readers on a strange and fascinating journey to the deepest, murkiest depths of the sea, where dwell the most otherwordly ocean inhabitants. ?
‘Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, 4th Edition’ by Betty Edwards
As with the ABCs of reading, the fundamental perception skills taught by this book are what you need in order to draw any subject.
Snap Circuits Motion Kit
Contains over 50 snap-together parts and over 165 projects for kids to complete, all focused on concepts of motion and physics.
Nervous System Spiral Puzzles
New twists on traditional jigsaw puzzles, with a border that winds into the interior, allowing for many more edge pieces than usual.
‘What Miss Mitchell Saw’ by Hayley Barrett and Diana Sudyka
In this children's book, discover the amazing true story of Maria Mitchell, America's first professional female astronomer.