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Our kids got a new AmScope Compound Microscope for Christmas and it has opened up a whole new world of
Read MoreOur kids got a new AmScope Compound Microscope for Christmas and it has opened up a whole new world of
Read MoreAn engineering education can prepare kids for an exciting career or provide them with life-long skills.The key is to make it fun as they learn!
Read MoreIn my previous post, How to Teach Your Kids Engineering, I presented 5 keys to engaging your children in engineering
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Read MoreWhen I teach our kids about engineering, I always teach them about efficiency. But sometimes it’s fun to be inefficient!
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Read MoreOnce we had the resources we needed to get started and the extra inspiration, it didn’t take long for us to become proficient in solving the cube and to start becoming a little competitive in trying to beat each other’s times…
Read MoreMy favorite thing about January is that it’s a great time of year to set some meaningful goals. A few years ago,
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Read MoreWe poured over many Youtube videos and sought out our favorite Rubik’s Cube videos of all. These videos have fueled our family’s inspiration to learn more about speed cubing and gave us the idea for our latest project, a Rubik’s Cube Stop Motion Explosion.
Read MoreMerry Christmas from Teach Kids Engineering! This year we made a quick video with the kids. This was our 6-year
Read MoreLet’s talk about great books and resources that inspire a love for math and science in your kids.
Read MoreThis summer I am asking each of the kids to pick one or two things they want to get better at to practice for 30 days. I talked through a few examples to remind them of ways practice has shown huge returns for them already when they dive into something passionately. I am allowing them to choose any summer goals they want. My only condition is that whatever they choose, they must pursue it passionately for 30 days.
Read MoreGood news! You don’t have to invest a lot of money or have any prior knowledge to teach your kids engineering. If you live in an area with a good public library, you may have resources available to you that are worth looking into. The public library can be a great way to introduce a concept and get hands on experience with it.
Read MoreAre your kids interested in designing their own video game? Bloxels is a great product to introduce them to the world of game design. Bloxels Review.
Read MoreIt is 2015, and as a family we have resisted jumping onto the Minecraft bandwagon for a very long time.
Read MoreOur family has been busy this month playing with some of the cool new STEM gifts the kids got for
Read MoreTeach Kids Engineering Key #1 – Always be Building the Foundation A few weeks ago, I guest posted on the
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