Learning Resources STEM Explorers Pixel Art Challenge, 402 Pieces, Ages 5+, STEM Toys For Kids, Coding Basics For Kids, STEM Activities For Classroom, Medium
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Solve STEM-filled art challenges one pixel at a time! Kids craft cool 2-D pixel art by solving math and coding problems when they explore the STEM Explorers Pixel Art Challenge set from Learning Resources. Inspired by classic 8-bit style from the world of video games, this kids’ STEM toy’s 40+ screen-free art challenges turn craft time into a learning opportunity—whether they’re following coordinates to make a ladybug or coding up a smiling watermelon, kids build essential STEM skills with every picture they create. With the creative challenges in this set, STEM becomes STEAM, adding art to the heart of science, technology, engineering, and math. The STEM Explorers Pixel Art Challenge set includes 400 colorful pixel cubes, challenge cards, and 10×10 base, so it’s ready for play at home or in your collection of STEM toys for classrooms. Cubes measure 1cm x 1cm x 1cm. Tray measures 5½” x 5½”. Science. Technology. Engineering. Mathematics. STEM help us bring the future home today. That’s why Learning Resources is dedicated to helping kids get an early start on these essential skills. From building sets grounded in the fundamentals of engineering to coding robots designed for kids as young as 4, our award-winning educational toys unlock the 21st-century STEM skills they need to succeed today and tomorrow. Made from durable, BPA-free plastic, our STEM toys for kids are ready for years of learning fun at home or in the classroom.l cubes, challenge cards, and a base. Solve these fun STEM challenges one pixel at a time! Inspired by the pixel art look of Minecraft and retro 8-bit video games, this set helps kids build cool 2-D and 3-D artwork by solving math and coding problems.
Designed for children ages 5 and up, the STEM Explorer Pixel Art Challenge is an interactive toy that challenges young minds to solve math problems and code their way through fun challenges.
Offers a variety of math challenges and coding problems that will keep kids engaged and entertained for hours on end.
The variety of coding challenges helps kids to develop critical thinking skills and improve their ability to solve problems through coding.
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Customers say
Customers find the science fundamentals kit fun and engaging for a wide range of ages. They also say it’s a great educational tool for stem learning at home and developing spatial and math skills. Customers are also happy with the cute design. However, some customers have reported that the foam pieces are too small and lightweight to help children feel. They dislike the sturdiness and disagree on the ease of use, foam content, and quality.
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Andie –
Great for stem learning at home
If you’re like me and have 2 toddlers. This is perfect for early education learning or just challenging their minds to think more creatively.Truly is all the value you need.
Brandy Nation –
Great Homeschooling Resource
This is such a great resource we had added to our homeschooling area. My girls are learning while building creative, colorful little images. Definitely worth the money & a great educational tool.
Brittany L. Punches –
Love this!
We are really loving this set! There are few aspects of it that could be a little bit better, but overall we are really happy with it and my K2 crew are so happy and having so much fun with the activities! I do wish that the book was a little bit bigger and more robust, printed in a larger size on a spiral so that it’s durability would be better would be amazing. Some sort of organization system to store all of these mini cubes would be so great. I plan on getting a snackle box to keep all the colors separate in. It is a really fun way to have a fun, differentiated activity available. It is a little bit too big to completely fit neatly within a photo box without being completely mixed up and still close properly, but it would make a great work then in a slightly larger photo case. The soft foam of the cubes.. they aren’t the hard plastic that I’m used to.. really help the cubes fit into the frame better, but also lead to the cubes deforming and getting finger/nail marks really easily. I would love a way to swap cubes out, especially for those sorts of block systems that have connected number rods. Either that, or honestly if it’s cute would be so great, especially for our kiddos with more difficulties with the really small pieces. Overall I’m happy with my purchase and would totally get again!!
Gretchen L. –
Perfect Independent Play Project- (5.5 yo)
I bought this for a summer vacation independent play/activity option for my 5.5 yo. They love doing crafts and art projects, and I explained how to read a grid with a letter and number, and they were OFF.It’s been an obsession here, and it’s let me cook and clean while they self educate without a screen ðThe foam pieces sometimes don’t “click in” or lay flat which frustrates them, but not a huge deal. Definitely not a travel toy, the pieces fly out of moved, so plan on doing this at a kitchen table only.Confidence building, and blows their mind when you teach them that pixels are what quilts, cross stitch and images on screens are made up of!
Zachary Zukauckas –
Great Learning Activity
Kids loved this activity as an additional hands on learning tool.
Ben Hintz –
Cute but poorly quality.
Very fun concept but the foam blocks that are placed in the grid are cut unevenly in size. They are either cut too small so they sit poorly or almost too large and bulge out unevenly.
Idahoishome –
Great Fine Motor & visual motor activity
This has different levels of easy to hard. So many things can be worked on when playing this fun activity. Bilateral hand coordination, target fine motor skills, visual motor skills, eye/hand coordination, color sorting and so on. The kids enjoy copying the pictures provided along with creating their own pictures.
k –
Pros & Cons to Foam Pixels Cubes
This is a great teaching tool. The instruction manual has a good variety & quantity of art challenges to make. If your child needs help with spacial perception or doesn’t have experience following similar instructions, you may need to work some of the challenges together.I was expecting the pixel cubes to be made out of hard plastic. They are actually made out of a fairly dense foam. The pixels fit fairly snugly into their spaces on the tray. Hard plastic pieces might be easier to place in the board, but they would also fall or get knocked out easier. The foam is easy to accidentally brush onto the floor, because it is so lightweight. Foam is also very quiet. If they were hard plastic, my kids would shake & mix them just to make noise.
Doron Oz –
Highly recommended
Viviana Lizeth Benitez –
Compré este artÃculo como regalo sorpresa de navidad, a mi hijo le gustó. Le gusta realizar pixel art en el cuaderno cuadriculado, manipular piezas y pensé que serÃa un buen regalo. Viene con todo lo que explica en la caja, trae un libro con varios desafÃos de distintos niveles primero con el dibujo, luego se sustituye por números y al final ya ubicando en la cuadrÃcula con números (adjunto imágenes). Es un excelente regalo para desarrollar la ubicación espacial, interpretar códigos, cumple al 100% con su categorÃa de Stem.El único detalle que vi fue que los cubos son de foami (si es muy resistente), pero pensé que eran de plástico duro, tengo las uñas largas y se quedan marcadas en el foami, no es impedimento para nada ni perjudica en nada. A mà hijo no le llamó mucho la atención al principio porque se esperaba que fueran magnetos en forma de cubo (fue regalo sorpresa, él no lo pidió igual lo usa para hacer diseños que no vienen en el libro).En resumen lo recomiendo mucho para desarrollar habilidades en sus niños, fue una buena compra.
ð –
Acquistato articolo con confezione rotta, quindi ad un prezzo superagevolato. Bel gioco, stimolante e ben ideato, peccato per i cubetti, fatti in materiale alla lunga deperibile.Per il costo pieno dell’articolo, meritavano di essere fatti di legno o in plastica.
K P –
Nice toy for travels and at home. The booklet helps. The cubes are very small for under 3s so have to be extremely careful.
Leffray Mylène –
Super activités de pixel art, les petits cubes sont en mousse, permet d’imaginer, inventer une infini de dessins…