Introduce STEM With Little Passports: Science Expeditions
Little Passports: Science Expeditions is a subscription service aimed at kids aged nine and up that introduces a new scientific field every month.
Continue ReadingLittle Passports: Science Expeditions is a subscription service aimed at kids aged nine and up that introduces a new scientific field every month.
Continue ReadingI had the opportunity to try out the MEL Science Chemistry kit, and, I have to say, it’s a winner.
Continue ReadingA subscription of super soft swanky socks + helping the homeless and others in need = a worthy Kickstarter to back.
Continue ReadingYears ago, I wrote some books about LEGO Mindstorms robotics. During my research and investigation of third party sensors and other components, I stumbled upon Dexter Industries and was quite impressed with the quality of their products. I became a fan, and continue to be impressed by everything they do… including their most recent Kickstarter.
Continue ReadingFather’s Day is imminent. We’ve come down to the wire, people, and if you haven’t picked up a gift for your old man you best do it soon. Thankfully, GeekDad–as always–is here to help.
Continue ReadingAs the subscription box trend continues its growth, another contender takes to our mailboxes in competition for our hard earned money and intrinsic desire for surprise. Its time to put Geek Fuel to the test for three months of unboxing.
Continue ReadingDoesn’t matter, had socks.
Continue ReadingThe first IndieBox — Rain Games’ Teslagrad — arrived earlier this week, and I was stunned by both the quality of this quirky electromagnetic platforming puzzler and that of the included collectables.
Continue ReadingLast holiday season I explored a number of enticing subscription-based services built with the modern geek in mind. (For those of you keeping score at home: I am still all about Marvel Unlimited.) Since that time, however, this nerd-friendly marketplace has continued to expand.
Continue ReadingI tried my best to round up my own list of yearly superlatives, but I found the process unexpectedly problematic.
Continue ReadingWhat do you get for the geek who has everything?
Continue ReadingKids dig spies and all the fun stuff that goes along with it. And if you’ve got a little spy sneaking around, snapping photos, putting on disguises (consisting of your clothes most of the time), and hunting down secret messages, then you’re going to want to check out Mission Unboxable.
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