It is affordable and easy to use out of the box. It is the equivalent of an amped-up bouncy ball with purpose, and it makes a perfect stocking stuffer. Reaction Rocket– Reaction Rocket is a toy that makes physics crazy fun. The game has good basic mechanics and physics questions, and the kids love it. Kids answer STEM-related questions to proceed and win.
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They are easy to use with good instruction manuals You can follow the directions, or create your own. There are many sets, offering lots of choices.īlokus Strategy Game– This is a fun math game that teaches strategy, spacial awareness, and pattern recognition.īlaze and the Monster Machines Axle City Adventure Game– Blaze is great for pre-school to kindergarten ages. Leonardo Building Sticks – They are thin blocks and can be used in many ways for building simple box structures like houses, and for older kids, bridges or domes. They keep a wide age range of kids interested, and they flat out love them! This toy fosters creativity, spatial awareness, problem solving, and creative play for kids too little for the fine motor skills of Legos. K’Nex – Roller Coaster K’Nex is a toy that keeps kids building for hours, month after month. These building toys make great gifts because they provide hours of creative building time, and they’re good for a wide range of ages. Choose your section of the Society of Women Engineers. No matter what age range you are looking to inspire, our experts came up with a great list that covers a wide variety of ages and toy categories! Have you heard about AmazonSmile?ĪmazonSmile has the same products, prices, and shopping features as, and when you shop, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization of your choice. Need a great holiday gift for those budding engineers and scientists on your list? Want to fill Christmas or Kwanzaa with STEM joy, or need to run out for a last-minute Hanukkah gift for your family coder? We’ve got you covered! We turned to the Society of Women Engineers’ Engineering Working Moms Facebook group to give us their best STEM toys to brighten the holidays of your brightest young minds. By Alexis McKittrick, FY19 Secretary of the Society of Women Engineers
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