Ages 5 to 10 Science toys for children in elementary school tend to become more complicated, messier, and more thought provoking regarding the sciences.

Discover asked a number of distinguished science folks what toys they most enjoyed, both as kids and as adults. Here are their replies--sent to us via e-mail, fax, and phone. Arthur C. Clarke, author ...

Although he burned his hand and still carries a small scar, the Stanford bioengineer says such open-ended play was important in setting his career path. And as the first-prize winner of the Science, ...

PM patrolled the aisles of Toy Fair 2011 in New York City, sifting through plush and plastic to bring you 12 knickknacks that are so fun, your kid won’t notice he’s learning.

Anyone who knows a young child may sympathise. They crave the Barbie Colour Reveal Deluxe Styling Head that promises instant-but-fleeting joy, whereas we want to buy the woodland activity kit that ...

This article was originally published with the title “Science in Toys” inScientific American Magazine Vol. 56 No. 25(June 1887), p. 393doi:10.1038/scientificamerican06181887-393 ...

Science of Toys (Grades 2-4) NEW FOR 2025: EARLY RELEASE FRIDAYS! All K-8 summer camps on the CU Boulder campus end at 3pm on Fridays. Frequently Asked Questions Click Here to Register June 9-13 ...

MILWAUKEE -- From science kits and educational toys to school supplies and gas masks. Brian Kramp spent the morning at American Science and Surplus -- where they have a little bit of everything.