Makey Makey is an invention kit for the 21st century. You can use it to turn everyday objects into keys for your computer.
Library of Things
Use these tools to imprint numbers, letters, and symbols on metal to make your own jewelry.
Develop color recognition, matching, sorting, counting, and early math skills with the mini muffin activity kit. Squeezy tweezers increase fine motor skills and hone skills needed for writing.
Portable Scanner scans your photos, documents, and book pages in 3-5 seconds on 900 dpi resolution independently. Easy to use once you take a tiny bit of time to get the hang of this portable scanner.
Create nature art with this set of flower press, bug stencils, colored pencils, and activity book.
This kit is perfect to take to a local park and explore! Includes: backpack, binoculars, find & seek scavenger hunt game (37 cards, drawstring bag) and two books: Backpack explorer on the nature trail -- Backpack explorer discovering tree
Featuring 30 built-in games, Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition is a mini replica of 1985's Nintendo Entertainment System that plugs directly into a television.
Learn about the night sky with this kit!
"It's 1844: You and your family have joined a wagon train in Independence, MO that is about to head to Willamette Valley to find your fortune in the West!
Pickleball paddles and carrying bag. Set includes 4 wood pickleball paddles, 4 pickleballs, and a carry bag.
Pivoting projector shines stars and planets onto ceilings and walls. Motorized projector rotates stars automatically. 3 interchangeable discs featuring 24 stunning images of planets, constellations, galaxies and more.
4 sizes pom pom makers, scissors, and instructions.
Portable external DVD/CD reader- writer.
Watch all your favorite TV shows and movies or let your kids be engaged by watching beloved cartoons while you're on the road. Excludes Blu-rays.
Portable volleyball & badminton set with carrying case.
In The Quacks of Quedlinburg, players are charlatans - or quack doctors - each making their own secret brew by adding ingredients one at a time.
Meet Ransom Notes, the game of hilariously terrible sentences! Players use word magnets to respond to outlandish prompts like "Tell someone you've clogged their toilet at a party" with just their limited pool of words.
Children learn to apply STEM principles just like an engineer and rocket scientist!