Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Gifting a child STEM toys is a wonderful way to mix play and learning. It’s truly a win-win: As they play, STEM toys will help sharpen their math, science and engineering skills. If you’re ...

For Megan Hurst, it’s no secret that she still loves playing with toys–at age 21. A bonus, however, is that she gets college credit for it. “It’s great fun to know that play… ...

Engineering toys don’t have to be expensive — you can find some basic options for $10 to $20. Highly sophisticated robotic toys, however, can cost as much as $100 to $200.

Move over, Barbie -- there's a new toy in town now. GoldieBlox, the San Francisco Bay Area startup that has created an engineering-focused toy aimed specifically at little girls, has inked its ...

“Toys are the perfect metaphor for simulating the types of projects that engineers work on in the real world,” said Karthik Ramani, the Donald W. Feddersen Professor of Mechanical Engineering, who ...

As I have mentioned in a previous blog, I partially owe my pursuits in engineering to the toys I owned growing up. I was amazed to see the amount of STEM and STEAM toys at the fair this year.

While engineering students in certain honors programs work with TAP as a requirement, many come as volunteers. About 20 students join the biweekly labs to fix previously adapted toys and explore ...