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A consultant will lead students through the engineering design process, while also touching on 3D design by using 3D Pens. 3D Pens resource binder >

Ideal for K-2 students, these simple, programmable robots support understanding of basic algorithms. Set of 12 bots and accessories. Beebot resource binder >

Use the Bitsbox website with these books to walk students seamlessly through writing code to build computer games and other apps. This is the first introduction to the platform and coding, focusing on coordinates and basic commands. Recommended grades: 4-8

Use the Bitsbox website with these books to walk students seamlessly through writing code to build computer games and other apps. This is the second book, building on students understanding of the platform and coding, focusing on variables and motion commands. Recommended grades: 4-8 

Use the Bitsbox website with these books to walk students seamlessly through writing code to build computer games and other apps. This is the third book, building on students’ understanding of the platform and coding, focusing on conditionals and screen interactions. Recommended grades: 4-8

Explore coding and robotics with this programmable robot designed to be a complete STEM teaching resource for coding and robotics education. Edison’s sensors and expandable build system open pathways for learning across math, science, critical thinking, engineering, design thinking, and more. Students can progress through three different programming languages as their skills increase. Recommended grades: 2-9 

Give K-2 students learning stations to explore and play. Choose from four STEM topics. Explorations resource binder >

Plant, grow, and experiment using this lab. Hydroponics lab resource binder >

Plant, grow, and experiment using this lab. Hydroponics producer resource binder >

Sensors, probes, and monitors on an array of topics for hands-on learning and experiments. LabQuest resource binder >

This STEM Lego kit is designed for students in grades K-5. Explore physical science concepts, such as force and motion, in fun and engaging ways. Standards-aligned physical science lessons, including engaging videos, student handouts, assessments and rubrics can be found on the Lego website. 

This STEM Lego kit is designed for students in grades 6-8. Explore physical science concepts in fun and engaging ways. Standards-aligned physical science lessons, including engaging videos, student handouts, assessments and rubrics can be found on the Lego website. 

Hands-on coding kits that combine science, engineering, and technology for elementary students. Kindergarten and up. Set of 15. Devices not included. LEGO We Do 2.0 resource binder >

Intuitive snap together circuitry kits that introduce elementary students to the basics of electricity. Fourth grade and up. Set of 15. littleBits resource binder >

Kindergarten or first grade. Includes 12 sets of materials and magnetic fishing poles for exploration of magnetism. Magnetic fishing resource binder >

With Makey Makey, everyday objects are transformed into touchpads, empowering students to interact with computers as creative tools. The computer becomes an extension of their creativity, fostering imaginative play. Recommended grades: 2-12

Cross-curricular tablet games and accessories that combine tactile learning with technology. Kindergarten and up. Set of 15 and accessories. Devices included (set of 15). OSMOs resource binder >

Circuitry kits create student inventions that light up, make sound, and more. Set of 15. Snap Circuits resource binder >

Robotic toys that support learning to code using light, movement, and color. For all ages. Set of 15 robots and accessories. Devices not included. Sphero resource binder >

Sphero indi teaches critical problem-solving and computational thinking while having fun! Screenless for young learners, then level-up learning with Sphero Edu Jr. activities. Recommended grades: K-2

This STEM design tool allows students to create circuits and explore energy using playdough. This is an easy way for students to explore circuits and how electricity flows. Recommended grades: K-4