• Contains 292 parts (104 unique, patented parts including 24 LEDs you won't find in any other toy brick set)
• Patented technology enables you to build 3D circuits into your structure with no wires!
• Directly compatible with other brick building construction sets
• Requires four 9V battery
• Ages 8 and up
• STEAM product that teaches how to build 3D series and parallel circuits to light your imaginative creations
• Includes animated Powerpoint curriculum designed and written by E-Blox Ph.D. engineers, only available with classroom sets.

Qobo brings STEAM education to early learners!

It is an interactive robot that teaches coding and programming to children ages three to eight. Its card-based programming architecture and game tutorials teaches children coding, develops logical thinking and problem solving.

Qobo is easy to use, intuitive and entertaining – keeping children engaged in learning. The cards, combined sequentially, give Qobo tasks to complete in order to find prizes!

Qobo comes with 30 different programming cards that combine in numerous ways, and 16 different lessons, in varying difficulty, making lessons challenging and fun!

Includes:

• 1 Qobo
• 1 USB Charging Cable
• 1 Map
• 30 Programming Cards
• 16 Free Lessons

STEM classroom decorations provide easy, effective ways to enhance learning.

The STEM bulletin board set contains a resource guide and 4 photographic charts to introduce students to the career fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. Each 17" x 24" chart features inquiry-based topics to assist students in solving real-world problems.

The Mark Twain Publishing Company provides classroom decorations and supplemental books for middle-grade and upper-grade classrooms. These products are designed by leading educators and cover science, math, behavior management, history, government, language arts, fine arts, and social studies.

Features:

• Resource Guide

Unleash Your Creative Power!

The Brackitz Pulley Set includes 77 pieces and directions for 8 contraptions - from a moving draw bridge to a 4-foot flying zip line to a bucket escalator. With pulleys, axles, hubs, hook, crank and string, engineers of all ages will have fun building and cranking contraptions that haul, lift, slide and move up/down. No hard hat required

Did you know that a tiny computer the size of a credit card can power robots, video games, and even weather stations? This tiny computer is known as raspberry pi, and people are using it in all kinds of creative ways. Read all about the raspberry pi and the ways people use it to create, learn and play.

As part of the Searchlight Books collection, this series explores the latest and greatest in the world of technology. Fascinating text, vivid photos, and real-world examples bring these amazing breakthroughs to life!