By Lauren Koenig
The trend of STEM inspired gift-giving continues this year, with more options to choose from than ever before! We’re excited to see more gift ideas that integrate the “A for art” into STEAM toys and activities.
The trend of STEM inspired gift-giving continues this year, with more options to choose from than ever before! We’re excited to see more gift ideas that integrate the “A for art” into STEAM toys and activities.
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If you’re looking for DIY presents that will be appreciated all winter long, this year’s winner is a fantastic site with ideas for infusing some science, technology, engineering, art, and math into your holiday season. Little Bins, Little Hands lists a number of engaging STEM projects and experiments, such as a free Christmas STEM Challenge Cards Countdown and a Tinker Kit. These projects are the perfect way to transform materials lying around the house into well-spent craft time with family and friends.
Be sure not to miss our meaningful gift ideas from last year for our review of the “Women of NASA” LEGO figurine set and links to other STEM toys.
Comment below and tell us what’s on your wish list this year!
About the Author
Lauren is a is a PhD student at Michigan State University studying the behavior and physiology of electric fish. Since obtaining her B.A. in biology from Vanderbilt University, she worked on several wildlife research projects throughout North and South America. She is excited to work with Scientista to increase accessibility to research and expand outreach efforts geared for women in STEM. Her experience in science writing includes an internship with publisher John Wiley & Sons Inc., working as science editor for the Vanderbilt McLaughlin neurology lab, and serving on the staff of her university’s newspaper. In her free time, Lauren enjoys wildlife photography, kayaking, dance, and going to concerts.
Lauren is a is a PhD student at Michigan State University studying the behavior and physiology of electric fish. Since obtaining her B.A. in biology from Vanderbilt University, she worked on several wildlife research projects throughout North and South America. She is excited to work with Scientista to increase accessibility to research and expand outreach efforts geared for women in STEM. Her experience in science writing includes an internship with publisher John Wiley & Sons Inc., working as science editor for the Vanderbilt McLaughlin neurology lab, and serving on the staff of her university’s newspaper. In her free time, Lauren enjoys wildlife photography, kayaking, dance, and going to concerts.
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