STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) gifts are great for Christmas since they encourage your children to learn while they play. Here are ten great ideas for some STEM gifts for under the tree this year.
Best STEM Gifts For Christmas
Osmo Genius Kit for iPad ~ Learn tangrams, spelling, math, problem-solving and creative drawing.
- Newer version available. Discontinued by manufacturer. Osmo is magic: fun-filled & Award winning learning games that interact with actual hand held pieces & an iPad, bringing a child's game pieces &...
- Age & capability: ages 6-10+. games are designed for beginner to expert levels. Osmo enables the continuation of learning. Track game progress, using child game profiles, on a parent app.
- What's in the box: Osmo base for iPad, Tangram pieces, numbers tiles, words tiles, stackable storage for each game, & 5 game apps: numbers, Tangram, words, Newton, and masterpiece.
- Designed with fun & learning in mind, in Palo Alto, California. An iPad & Osmo base (iPad is not included) are required to play. Compatible with iPad 2-6, iPad mini 1-4, iPad Air 1-2, iPad Pro 9.7 &...
Evo App-Connected Coding Robot ~ Another one of the best STEM gifts for Christmas you can give is this coding robot. Learn to code and play games while leveling up and unlocking new tricks.
Kano Build Your Own Computer Kit ~ Learn to build a computer with a simple step by step guide, get kids interested in the inner workings of electronics.
Engineering Building Blocks Set ~ Challenge your kids to build creative designs using STEM techniques.
LEGO Boost Robot Building Set ~ Great LEGO robot that kids can program and control.
- Who doesn't love robots? Introduce kids to the creative world of coding with the best educational STEM toys to foster their curiosities. Building, learning, and programming robots has never been more...
- Includes 847 LEGO pieces that kids can build and rebuild into 5 cool multifunctional models. The best and most popular robotics toys for 7-12 year old boys and girls who love to tinker and learn about...
- Construct and code Vernie the Robot to dance, rock out on the Guitar4000, foster Frankie the Cat, interact with the Autobuilder, or explore a new discovery with the M.T.R.4 (Multi-Tooled Rover 4). The...
- Vernie the Robot stands over 10" (27cm) tall, Guitar4000 over 1” (5cm) high, 16” (42cm) long and 5” (15cm) wide, Frankie the Cat over 6” (17cm) tall, AutoBuilder over 10” (27cm) high,...
Wonder Workshop – Dash Robot Coding for Kids ~ Code your robot to respond to your voice, dance, sing, solve challenging puzzles and projects.
Snap Circuits Electronics Exploration Kit ~ Learn to assemble electronic components and make fun projects.
Kidtastic Dinosaur Toys ~ Learn all about dinosaurs with this fun kit.
- Unleash Your Child's Inner Engineer: Let them embark on an educational journey with our take-apart dinosaur toys, designed to develop STEM skills and unleash their creativity while building,...
- Endless Fun and Learning: Our construction engineering playset offers hours of entertainment as kids use real tools like screwdrivers to dismantle and rebuild the dino pieces. Watch their imaginations...
- The Perfect Gift for Little Explorers: Celebrate birthdays or special occasions with the ultimate gift that combines fun, education, and excitement! These dinosaur kits are perfect for boys and girls...
- Engaging Playtime for All Ages: From toddlers to older kids, our buildable dinos provide an interactive experience suitable for a wide age range. Get ready for family bonding as siblings, friends, and...
JuniorScope Microscope for Kids ~ Another brilliant STEM gifts for Christmas idea is getting your kids their own microscope. Let them explore the microscopic world!
Kids Telescope for Beginners ~ Encourage a love for space at an early age.
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These are some GREAT STEM gift ideas! They’re absolutely perfect to help kiddos learn while they’re having fun. My nephew (age 8) got the Lego Boost Robot listed for Christmas. He put it together by himself and LOVES it! My sister said that he is learning to program it and has to program it to do one thing before he can move on to the next level. She and he highly recommend it.
Teresa @ Sunflowers to STEM