Lean into educational fun with these toys during National STEAM Day. (iStock)
National STEAM Day is a chance to show how kids can explore science, technology, engineering, art and math through play. Shop the toys from the Shopping With Friends segment below.
Stickerbox: $130
This set comes with eight colored pencils, four paper rolls and a power adapter. (Stickerbox)
With Stickerbox, kids can turn anything they can dream up into a sticker. Just press the white button and say a phrase, and the button prints a black-and-white sticker of whatever your child imagined, like a gorilla riding a skateboard or a jellyfish eating a hamburger. The kid-safe AI blocks inappropriate words and phrases, and the box only listens when the button is pressed. Kids ages 5 and up can then color in their creations with the included colored pencils and stick them anywhere they please.
National Geographic Wall Crawler Scorpion: $40
The learning guide has facts about scorpions and the wall-crawling technology. (Amazon)
First, assemble this creepily cool scorpion using the 10 pieces and magnetic screwdriver. Then, using the remote control, watch it race around the room and up the walls. It even has glow-in-the-dark eyes for even more fun when the sun goes down. Kids ages 8 and up can practice their building skills while learning about the fascinating arachnid.
ChompSaw: $249
Kids ages 3 and up can dream up inventions with this power tool. (ChompShop)
This kid-safe power tool cuts cardboard without a blade, keeping skin, clothes and hair out of harm’s way. It comes with a hole punch and scoring tool, and the brand’s learning hub offers project ideas and video tutorials for kids who need a little inspiration. For ongoing fun, add a subscription and kids get a new cardboard pattern each month to cut and build, including binoculars, masks, a slingshot and more.
Mrs. Bench x Mojis squishy trading mat: $30
Bring home the viral squishy trading sensation, as seen on TikTok. (Mojis)
Turn playtime into a trading game with this interactive squishy mat. Kids can practice counting, addition and subtraction while negotiating trades with family and friends using squishies they already own. Add-on options include dumplings, Marvel characters, gummy bears and more, while a mystery squishy gives them a surprise to start the game.
Limor Suss is a FOX News Contributor and Managing Editor of Commerce. She leads commerce content and partnerships across TV, digital, social, and streaming, and hosts Shopping with Friends, where she shares the great finds and fun ideas she thinks FOX viewers will love.
