49 STEM Toys That Make Learning More Fun Than Ever

3Doodler Start Robotics-Themed 3D Printing Pen Set ($63) teachers robotics, building, and spacial reasoning.

Alex Toys Future Coders Bunny Trails ($17) teaches coding, sequencing, logical thinking, and problem-solving

The Alex Toys Let's Pretend School ($30) is a 255-piece set that has everything you need to run your own classroom.

Alex Toys Spa DIY Bath Bombs Kit ($10) build science and art skills.

Barbie Fundamental Chemistry Set ($25) builds on science.

Castle Logix ($27) teaches logic and spatial reasoning.

Code & Go Robot Mouse ($56) focuses on coding and building.

Teach your kid art and animation with the Crayola Magic Scene Creator Activity Set ($30).

Cubetto ($184) gets kids started on coding.

Dance Code Disney Princess Belle ($33) explores choreography and coding.

The Design and Drill Activity Center ($36) encourages fine motor skills, creativity, building, and following directions.

Promote art and tech with the Digiloom Starter Kit ($35).

Boost your kid's spelling skills with this entertaining DK Games: Silly Sentences Kit ($10). Children learn how to build proper sentences with pictures and colors.

Dr. Microbe Science Speed Logic Board Game ($15) promotes logic and science.

Featuring a kid-friendly screwdriver, this Educational Insights Design & Drill Robot ($13) teaches little ones how to build with multicolored bolts.

The Electro Dough Plus ($35) comes with six pots of conductive dough and everything your little one needs to make fun shapes and even simple circuits.

Fisher-Price Think & Learn Code-a-Pillar ($42) teaches kids about coding, direction, and experimentation.

Gears! Gears! Gears! Space Explorers Building Set ($58) teaches problem-solving, sorting, sequencing, counting, matching, and patterns.

Starting for kids ages 3 and up, this Guidecraft Memory Caps Game ($34, originally $40) helps stimulate hand-eye coordination.

Don't limit educational toys to the house. This on-the-go IQ Twist Game ($9, originally $12) gets kids thinking with 100 solvable brain-teasers.

K'NEX Education – Intro To Simple Machines: Gears ($40) teaches building, evaluating, and teamwork.

Kano CompleteComputer Kit + Screen Kit ($180, originally $250) teaches coding, building, and programming.

Klutz Lego Chain Reactions Craft Kit ($16) focuses on sequential reasoning, building, and experimenting.

LeapFrog's Scribble and Write ($22) helps little ones learn their letters and numbers.

Learning Resources Gears Starter Set ($20) focuses on building, simple mechanics, counting, sorting, and physics.

Children will improve on their counting and numbers knowledge when they use these Learning Resources Mathlink Cubes ($10).

Lego Architecture Arc de Triomphe ($40) explores engineering and building.

The LittleBits Star Wars Droid Inventor Kit ($89, originally $99) gives your Star-Wars-lover a leg up when it comes to technology and engineering skills. Once built, the droid's "missions" inspire creativity and aid kiddos in teaching their R2-D2 look-alike new skills.

M.A.X Robotic Interactive Toy With Artificial Intelligence ($104) teaches coding, technology, and robotics.

Magna-Tiles ($120) teach paterning, shape recognition, building, and motor skills.

This soft Manhattan Toy Birdhouse ($37, originally $42) includes a rattle, squeaker, bell, and crinkle paper, which will help babies learn sounds. It also features bright colors and patterns, which are visually stimulating for a baby.

Teach your toddler about marine life while getting their hand-eye coordination working with this Plan Toys Marine Puzzle ($22).

Send them on a scientific journey with the Learning Resources Mix and Measure Activity Set ($25). Using the tools and some simple ingredients, kids can create puffy paint, slime, and more fun projects.

If your kid has a curious mind, this Scientific Explorer Mind Blowing Science Kit ($17) is perfect. It helps your child to explore and learn the basics of science, from chemical reactions to the use of scientific tools.

Snap Circuits Jr. ($21) teaches electrical circuits and building.

Your little ones will become grammar stars with this Spell Educational Toy Set by Coerni ($10).

STEM Sink or Float Activity Set ($28) explores basic physics, critical thinking, and problem solving.

Kids can learn how electricity works with this Tenergy Dynamo Lantern Educational STEM Building Toy ($15). The clear tool is powered by hand-cranking it so they can see the process working.

Thames & Kosmos 3D Sidewalk Chalk ($26) teaches 3D science.

Think & Learn Smart Scan Color Chameleon ($18) teaches color recognition, following directions, and counting.

ZOOB Challenge ($30) teaches open-ended problem solving, and building.

The Sphero SPRK+ STEAM Educational Robot ($113) has a bunch of programmable sensors.

Kids will get a better understanding of how electricity works with the Tech Will Save Us Light Racer Kit ($30).

The Copernicus Natural Disasters Science Kit ($18) is great for family learning.

The ThinkFun Rush Hour Traffic Jam Logic Game ($20) contains 40 fun challenges.

ThinkFun Laser Maze ($30) develops critical thinking and planning skills.

Introduce them to problem-solving with this Snap Circuits Snaptricity ($31) kit.

They'll love the Learning Resources STEM Explorers Geomakers ($15).

MAGETOYS Magnetic Blocks Building Tiles Stacking Blocks ($29) are great for kids 3 to 5.