Englewood, New Jersey, recently became the latest stop for STEM4All, a program dedicated to making science, technology, engineering, and math accessible and fun for all ages. After successful events in California and Demarest, STEM4All introduced a hands-on activity that invited participants to create their own interactive activity cards. These cards are not just ordinary paper crafts; they light up with an LED when a corner is flipped, combining creativity with basic electro

Kazakhstan is stepping into an exciting new phase in education by introducing hands-on science lessons in local elementary schools. The focus is on making learning fun and interactive, especially when teaching fundamental concepts like the states of matter. One of the most engaging tools for this is oobleck, a simple mixture that behaves like both a solid and a liquid. This approach not only sparks curiosity but also helps young students understand science in a memorable way.

Water is one of the most fascinating substances on Earth. It shapes our planet, supports life, and behaves in ways that can surprise and delight. This spring, an exciting event in the Netherlands will give 25 curious kids the chance to explore the many properties of water through hands-on experiments. Sponsored by Rachel, the director of LaunchX, this event promises to be both educational and fun. A Unique Learning Opportunity for Kids The event is designed specifically for c

Starting something new always brings a mix of excitement and curiosity. This week, a fresh chapter begins in Berlin, where a group of 30 enthusiastic kids has signed up for a unique learning experience. The next meeting will take place in the public library, just one week from now. The focus will be on understanding circuitry and building battery-powered cars. This hands-on approach promises to spark creativity and practical skills in young learners. Why Learn Circuitry and B