"Engineering"

Star shaped white LED light for sewing onto to something. These stars can be used without a microcontroller but require the sewable battery holder. Can be used with the LilyPad or other textile ready microcontroller.

Explore how solar power is converted into motion with a solar bug.

Create a new and exciting toy.

Color changeable sewable moons. Add cool decorations and color to your interactive textile projects. These moons can be used without a microcontroller but requires a sewable battery holder. Use it with your LilyPad or other textile ready microcontroller.

This model shows the internal structure and operating principles of an air cooled two-stroke engine. All parts are aluminum and plastic. Ignition is shown via a small bulb. Carburetor and fuel supply are also sectioned. Hand crank is provided for manual operation. Mounted on a base.

The Parallax Standard Servo is ideal for robotics and basic movement projects.

STEAM at its best: this DIY electronics project combines circuitry, art, and culture.

Features overload and shorting protection.

These ARE the micro:bits you've been looking for!

Perfect for putting the 'A' in STEAM, why mess with wires when you can use conductive tape?

Introduce core science and engineering concepts within an arts context.

The Wide Angle PIR Sensor features a larger detection angle of 180˚.

A fun hands-on circuit that teaches polarity, following directions, aesthetic design and personalization. New vocabulary is also incorporated into the project. Topics covered: switches, designing and reading circuit diagrams, three-dimensional project and deconstruction.

Incorporate a fun-filled, ART and Science crossover project into your STEAM curriculum!

A great way to introduce STEM into the classroom with a take-home activity.

Design and build a hydraulic claw that works like the ones in the arcade.