Looking for new ways to make STEM education more engaging? From fundamental math and engineering to hands-on electronics and robotics, here are some new products that have been creating a stir in various STEM communities.
MathGames
A wonderful Math website for students that works on tablets, phones and desktops and tests over 1200 CCSS-aligned math skills.
Made by Google, this free resource aims to teach a diverse audience with online exercises, mentors, events, and more.
Designed for children as young as four years old, this do-it-yourself robotics kit is made to look and feel like a toy.
Piper –
In this do-it-yourself electronics kit, children as young as five play a modified Minecraft game that requires building things both virtually and physically.
Or, build your own laptop, including 3D-printing your own laptop case and accessories, with this do-it-yourself computer kit.
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This is curated by new tech extension coach Chris Beyerle.
This one is Curated by middle magnet school teacher Angie Bolster-Epps.
Mike co-founder of edshelf
