Stem kits

Finally! Robotics & Coding finally are far enough along to create amazing engineering lessons for students! This post is just a mish-mosh of visuals and ideas to help you think about using our …

Here is an interesting project for kids that explores both electricity and magnetism – build a simple electromagnetic train! This intriguing video has been making it’s way around Facebook… it’s a simple electric “train” made out of coiled copper wire and a train car comprised of a battery with magnets on both ends. It was […]

Magic Bullet Train

Looking for simple science projects for 3rd graders? Try science experiments that explore the living world, magnetism, electricity, and more!

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The household floor piano is a dream no more! The Makey Makey microcontroller makes it super easy (and affordable) to build your very own “foot-strument” out of common household materia…

Encourage STEM learning with this engaging 'Build a Bridge' activity! Perfect for kids, this hands-on engineering project develops problem-solving skills and creativity. Using everyday materials like popsicle sticks and cups, children can design and build their own bridges, learning about structural integrity and physics. Ideal for Montessori and homeschooling environments, this activity promotes critical thinking and innovation. Click the link to Subscribe and Join the Monthly Kids...

18 magnet activities for kids to learn and play with! Unique and fun ideas for learning with magnets - exploring science, math, literacy, and more.

Magnet Trampoline: While sometimes a bit polarizing, magnets enjoy a good party, too. Whether you're feeling repulsive or like sticking together, the magnet trampoline is a very simple introductory project to teach some of the basics of forces and magnetism. Slap it …

Get hands-on with this Magnetic Experiment DIY project for beginners! Learn everything you need to know with step-by-step instructions and create something awesome!

Play your own version of the famous sport, curling, with the help of Botley the Coding Robot!

These are not your average project gears. Before TeacherGeek, gears were often too expensive, too small or required hot glue (ow!) to attach to shafts. Movement was rigid, and the lines of kids with singed fingers in the nurse’s office felt like a mile long. TeacherGeek project gears are a class of their own. Featuring splined holes to push and rotates with a dowel shaft, they can be easily removed or changed as designs evolve and experiments expand (no hot glue necessary). They transfer...