Think STEM

STEM is the perfect place to start transforming your classroom. By giving students the right tools and technology, you can spark curiosity, learning, and inquiry-based thinking.

3Doodler

3Doodler is a 3D pen that extrudes heated plastic from the pen’s nozzle. With a 3D pen you can draw a graphic on any flat surface — or, you can even “draw” 3D structures in mid-air.

Founded at the CREATE Lab at Carnegie Mellon University in 2010, Hummingbird allows students to learn computer science and develop computational thinking skills by providing flexible and inspiring robotics products leveraging the micro:bit platform.

Bloxels (Pixel Press)

Bloxels is an intuitive platform where students create 13-bit layouts, characters, and art for their very own interactive video game. All it takes is a Bloxels gameboard, blocks, a device, and, of course, imagination.

Breakout EDU

Breakout EDU creates empowering experiences through game-based learning for all grade levels with the fun and excitement of an escape room. Its unique combination of physical and digital game options allows students to learn from trial and error while strengthening 21st century skills.

Cricut

Cricut smart cutting machines work with an easy-to-use app that helps you design and personalize almost anything! Make cards, apparel, everyday items, and more while creating high-impact projects and developing students’ skills.

Cubelets (Modular Robotics)

Cubelets are pre-programmed robot blocks that can be connected to build different types of robots. While building with Cubelets, students learn the basics of robotics and coding through a tactile and visual process.

Dobot

Dobot robotic arms teach students about robotics, coding, and automation through immersive learning and research experiences.

Fork Farms

Flex Farms are easily deployable, vertical hydroponic farming systems that make growing simple, efficient, and engaging. Discover the power of fresh, accessible food and empower a community Flex Farm of advocate growers.

Formlabs

Formlabs 3D printing uses linear illumination and a flexible tank to turn liquid resin into flawless prints. The printers constantly monitor print performance and have integrated sensors to maintain ideal print conditions, allowing students to focus on bringing their designs to life.

Inspirit

Inspirit combines the latest AR/VR technology with research-based instructional practices to create captivating learning experiences. With Inspirit, students acquire necessary skills in less time than conventional methods by offering a fully immersive, scalable, and customizable learning environment.

KIBO

KIBO is a robot that young children can build, program, and decorate. KIBO lets kids’ imaginations soar – all without requiring any screen time!

KUBO

KUBO is a screen-free coding robot that offers young students a fun and engaging way to learn coding skills using a unique puzzle-like concept called TagTile.

MAD-learn

MAD-learn is an innovative Mobile App Development program that teaches students to develop their own mobile applications in the classroom while encouraging entrepreneurship and building future ready skills for the leaders of tomorrow. MAD-learn is an innovative learning program to teach students how to easily build mobile apps to help solve real-world problems, build entrepreneurship skills, and share ideas with the world.

Makerbot

With the ability to print out virtually any 3D object you can imagine, MakerBot 3D printers give educators an engaging way to teach 3D design and printing skills to their students. Thanks to the simple set-up experience, easy-to-use hardware and software, and variety of educational and support resources available, Makerbot provides an easy way to introduce the 3D design and printing process to your classroom.

Makey Makey

Makey Makey is an invention kit that tricks your computer into thinking that almost anything is a keyboard. This allows you to hook up all kinds of fun things to the Makey Makey board. Makey Makey uses high resistance switching to detect when you’ve made a connection even through materials that aren’t very conductive (like leaves, pasta or people). The Makey Makey can also act like a keyboard or mouse.

Maplewoodshop

Maplewoodshop is a mobile woodshop station that teaches woodworking to K-12 students and includes a purpose-built tool chest, workbenches, and all the necessary tools to enable any classroom to become a woodshop!

Mastery Coding

STEM Education for the Future Mastery Coding provides all-inclusive coding curricula and exciting STEM activities that prepare students for academic success and future careers.

Merge

MERGE empowers active learning by providing schools with AR and VR tools that are affordable, durable, and easy to use – perfect for a classroom, lab, library, or makerspace.

Ozobot

Ozobot enables students to learn robotics and programming with a hands-on approach. They’re appropriate for all skill and grade levels from K–12, and are a great tool to get students out of their chairs and collaborating with each other as they learn by doing.

Piper

The Piper Computer Kit is a hands-on STEAM learning experience which allows children to learn computer science, electronics, and coding while building and using a fully functioning computer.

Rocket Drones

Launch STEM to new heights with drone technology. Empower your students to succeed in tech careers with drone racing, curriculum, and career training.

Strawbees

Strawbees are screen-free building and robotics kits with versatile connectors and building straws, allowing students to have fun creating inventions and exploring rapid prototyping. Strawbees flexible building kits help students develop complex problem-solving, critical thinking, and creative engineering skills.