Workshop starter kits
Microcontrollers
Boards like Arduino and micro:bit support lessons in programming, sensors, and electronics through hands-on builds.
CoordinateWorkshop packing list
Pack the next build.
These are the practical tools that turn an open table into a hands-on STEM session. Every item has a useful next step.
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Build and code
2 itemsStudent coding stations
Laptops and Chromebooks
Reliable laptops help students code, research, and run workshop software during a session.
CoordinateRobotics and electronics
4 itemsRobot prototypes
Robotics Components
Motors, wheels, servos, and sensor packs make robot demonstrations tangible and changeable.
CoordinateRepair and build labs
Soldering Supplies
Solder, wire, and replacement tips support repair lessons and durable electronics projects.
CoordinateInteractive demos
Sensors and Input Modules
Distance, temperature, light, and motion sensors power experiments that connect STEM concepts to data.
CoordinateFlexible learning stations
Tablets and Input Devices
Tablets, mice, and keyboards support flexible stations for younger learners and accessible activities.
CoordinateWorkshop operations
3 itemsDevice support
Chargers and Power Strips
Extra chargers, USB-C cables, and power strips keep devices ready during workshop days.
CoordinatePrintable hardware
3D Printer Materials
Filament, nozzles, and upkeep parts support custom mounts, cases, and printable workshop parts.
CoordinatePortable workshop kits
Storage and Organizers
Bins, cases, and labeled organizers keep small parts sorted for mobile workshop kits.
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