Tips and Toys to help kids Find Their STEAM and STEM is sponsored by KIWICO
It is no surprise that STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) is the hottest thing in town! Children are no longer only users of technology; they are creating technology. So as parents we are always on the hunt for Tips and Toys to help kids Find Their STEAM and STEM!
I am always looking for ways could incorporate STEM into my kids’ lives! Check out a few Tips and Toys to help kids Find Their STEAM and STEM that can help kick-off STEAM and STEM learning with children while reinforcing STEAM concepts.
Tips and Toys to help kids Find Their STEAM and STEM
Playing with STEM-inspired toys. Kiwi Co’s award winning Chemistry sets not only empower kiddos, but provide authentic STEM experiences, with experiment kits let you make your own FIRE LAB and Vortex Lab!
Kiwi Co chemistry sets bring the experience to life–It’s the connection of STEM (science, technology, engineering, a & math) with a child’s curiosity and creativity!
Bottom line these chemistry sets that explore the amazing science behind chemical reactions!
Check out Jackson’s first experiment with the Fire Lab below!
Kids will love being able to Ignite chemicals and see the colors of combustion.
Contains everything you need to try 7 experiments exploring the chemistry of oxidation, the flame test, and light energy.
Create a colorful flame lamp and spark a passion for science.
And next up for us the KiwiCo Vortex Lab
Wire up a magnetic mixing machine and spin up a chemical cyclone. It Contains everything you need to try 4 experiments exploring the chemistry of reaction speed, chemical indicators, and oxidation-reduction.
Experience some cool color-changing reactions and mix it up — with chemistry.
Setting the table. Admit it, even as an adult, you’re still not sure which side the fork goes on. Teach your little ones the time-honored tradition of setting the table which reinforces counting and spatial skills.
Smart screen time.We know it’s important to limit screen time, so when kids are using tablets, let them reinforce STEAM skills while exploring the Crayola Colorful Creatures by Budge Studios™, an innovative app company. Explore the globe and discover a world of vibrant colors, exotic animals and learn basic geography! On this fun and educational journey, little tikes will complete a series of exciting mini games, helping them learn about animal body parts and sounds while developing their observation skills. Available for free download on iOS and Android.
Create home-made greeting cards. This kind of hands-on project will keep kids of all ages engaged in a bit of science–Using scissors, markers, string, ribbon, hole punchers and other crafting tools, create personalized paper goods that little ones can give to family, friends and teachers .
Do you have any Tips and Toys to help kids Find Their STEAM and STEM Share them with us and check out all the great KIWICO STEM toys!
I love fun things that encourage learning. I can see where the fire lab set might prompt thoughts on STEM for some. Certain cooking skills will do it.
These are such great selections for kids. And love how you say finding their steam! I haven’t heard of that term before!
These are really great tips and those KIWI CO chemistry sets look amazing ! What a fun ways for kids to learn!
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Awesome suggestions to get kids more interested in STEAM. I think it’s important that they learn more about these subjects and that they get to have fun as well.
As a mama of three girls, I adore that companies are inclusive of all kids when in comes to STEAM toys. There are so many great products here to inspire kids love of learning in the sciences.
I’ve heard some great things about this company and think My boys would love building these sets!
What great tips. I need to get a KIWI co subscription! I think my boys would really appreciate them too.
These are some awesome ideas, it is amazing the things children are now doing these days!
It sounds like KIWI co is one an amazing crate! Our kids seem so smart these days and I often times feel quite behind when my girl is talking at me.