Creation Crate is a monthly subscription box that is designed with STEM in mind, as well as, just education in general. The twist is that they not only want to fulfill STEM goals for learners, but they want to promote practical skills that will make subscribers competitive in the ever-advancing technological world. Think of it this way: A child gets an entire year of Creation Crates (one per month) and has more real life experience with programming than 99% of college level computer students. That's incredible! The mission of Creation Crate is to make people of any age competitive in the job force to combat the fear that unemployment may continue to grow in the future thanks to automation. You can subscribe to a single month of Creation Crate, but the real investment is an entire 12 months of crates each with a different project to build and a way to start your own makerspace. Each month's themes that also include specific objectives and outcomes can be found below: Month … [Read more...]
Pillowcase Studies Is Dreamy Fun!
When you're a student, the learning never seems to stop. Some semesters, you feel like you're spending every waking hour studying, but what if I told you that you could be studying while you sleep, too? Sounds crazy, doesn't it? Political Science, Biology, Psychology, Music Theory, Art History, Economics, Corporate Finance, and Drama. Pillowcase Studies takes the basics of a subject area and prints them in easy-to-read and understand notes on a white pillowcase. When appropriate, they include diagrams and other helpful illustrations to build upon a concept. These pillowcases are perfect not only for students but for anyone who loves any of the nine subject areas covered. The black and white design is sleek and a great addition to any space, especially a dorm room. Plus, they're made in the USA, which is great news to many buyers with this criterion on their shopping list. At $25 per pillowcase, this is a great investment to keep the basics of any subject fresh. The pillowcases … [Read more...]
Numbers Alive Adds Up to Learning Fun
Designed by Rebecca Klemm, PhD, Numbers Alive is an exciting way to teach children about the patterns around them and the relevancy of numbers as a story. Team Ten, her characters, includes the numbers zero to ten who have their own backstories, personalities, and likes that are very educational and cleverly fit into her numeric relevancy stories. She also created the STEM Squad that includes: Pi, Phi, Infinity, and The Imaginary Unit that takes numbers and mathematical concepts into middle and high school levels. Numbers Alive educational materials go from infant to adult and include a wide range of products. For example, Baby's First Christmas Decoration and STEM Learning Tool Kit is a fabric book that is a first introduction to numbers. The book itself is soft, crinkles, and promotes exploration. She's included elements that are appropriate for infants to keep them exploring, discovering, and engaged. Another fun addition to this book kit is the carrying handle that helps … [Read more...]
Howtoons Make STEM Fun
Children of all ages need activities that keep them engaged and learning. Having a project they can do with their hands and have something to be proud of at the end is a wonderful feeling. Maybe what I'm saying sounds like an art project, but what if I told you that it could be a completely creative STEM project? STEM activities aren't just science. They are a comprehensive way to experience multiple subject matters in a single sitting. Howtoons has taken this notion and created several STEM kits that promote critical thinking and exploration. Each Howtoons box contains all the materials you'll need to complete your project. Literally everything as you can see in the picture above. Even all the tools like the scissors! To me, that is like the golden phrase: Batteries are included. The instructions are designed to guide you through the steps and to promote creative problem solving. The coolest part of a Howtoons box is the included comic book. You may be asking why they'd … [Read more...]
8 Must-See Museums for Kids
The words “museum” and “kids” might not seem like they go together, but a new wave of museum education is creating exhibits that are engaging, educational, and fun for the family. Sound too good to be true? Check out these 8 Museums for Kids that every kid should visit! This vast tribute to natural history covers more than nine acres at a beautiful lakefront location. There are dioramas of all kinds of animals and habitats, but the most popular attraction is Sue, the largest complete Tyrannosaurus fossil in the world. I have LOVED every time I have been there! Website: https://www.fieldmuseum.org/ Home to the original Space Camp, this science center is home to everything space and rocket related. Learn what it’s like for astronauts throughout history and see models and actual versions of famous space capsules, including the Saturn V rocket. I can't wait to visit it next year! Website: http://rocketcenter.com/ Aside from the stunning views of the Statue of … [Read more...]
Science Unboxed Has Lessons Brought to Your Door
Monthly subscription boxes are all the rage these days. It seems that there is a subscription box for any interest. So, why not invest in a box that is educational and appropriately designed for your child's age? Science Unboxed has created three different types of monthly subscription STEM boxes that are great for kids ages 6-16. Ideally, ages 6-10 would order the Elementary Box, ages 11-13 the Middle School Box, and ages 14 and up the High School Box. They've worked hard to create a new STEM theme every month and to design the contents of the box around it. Each box contains 5 items to fit the theme. You'll also find inside an independent activity for the child that is very hands on. Additional projects included are designed to promote core knowledge and further practice for basic scientific principles. Don't worry! While these boxes value independence in learning and discovery, they include an instructional booklet and an educational poster. Your child won't be completely … [Read more...]
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