How to Make a LEGO Heart
Here are instructions on how to make a LEGO heart. Your kids can make a big one as a STEM activity, or mini LEGO hearts to give to friends for Valentine's Day.
Fun STEM activities for kids of all ages! Hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math projects with easy setups using everyday supplies.
Here are instructions on how to make a LEGO heart. Your kids can make a big one as a STEM activity, or mini LEGO hearts to give to friends for Valentine's Day.
The dancing hearts experiment uses candy conversation hearts and is perfect for Valentine's Day. Your kids will love watching the hearts float up and sink down!
Whether your kid is a preschooler or goes to middle school, he or she will enjoy these human body activities while learning about how the human body works.
Teach your kids the color mixing with this simple and easy color-changing water science experiment. They will be amazed at how the water magically changes color!
Your little engineers will love this sweet Valentine’s Day STEM challenge that involves building a heart jelly bean and toothpick structure.
Grow your own Borax Crystal Hearts this Valentine’s Day as a fun holiday-themed science experiment. Your kids will be amazed at the crystal formation!
Watch celery "magically" change color with this easy celery and food coloring science experiment! A fun, hands-on way for kids to learn how plants absorb water.
Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that makes a fun sensory activity and science project for kids. Learn how to make oobleck with only cornstarch and water.
Learn how to write secret messages with invisible ink! Using lemon juice and Q-tips, your kids can send top-secret messages to their friends and family.
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Our STEM activities combine science, technology, engineering, and math into engaging hands-on projects. Each activity builds problem-solving skills, encourages creative thinking, and makes learning feel like play. From building challenges to coding basics, there's something for every young innovator.
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Our STEM activities combine these subjects into fun, hands-on projects that build problem-solving skills.
We have STEM activities for kids ages 3 through 12+. Each activity includes age recommendations and ways to adjust difficulty for different skill levels.
Not at all! While some activities introduce basic coding concepts, most focus on building, engineering, and problem-solving with everyday materials — no computer required.