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STEM Books for Kids Have fun with projects in science, technology, engineering, and math! |
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3D Printing by Tracy AbellExplores the fascinating world of 3D printing, including what it is, the pros and cons of using 3D printing, and what the future holds.
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3D Printing Projects by Inc. Dorling KindersleyPacked with step-by-step project ideas, you'll learn how to design things like a flower pot, a race car, phone stands, and more! After learning how a 3D printer works and the different types of 3D printers on the market, you'll understand the basic 3D printing and designing terms, how to create and prepare files for printing.
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3D Modeling by Theo ZizkaLearn how to create computer-generated 3D models like the ones used in video games and animated films. Readers will blend their art and technology skills as they learn how to use the program Sketch Up.
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Animation & Graphic Design
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Maker Projects for Kids Who Love Graphic Design by James BowIn this inspired title, readers will discover the elements graphic designers use, such as colors, shapes, fonts, and perspective, to convey their messages. Creative and engaging maker projects help readers use the same elements to create their own graphic design works.
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Coding with Python by Álvaro ScrivanoEasy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions will guide you through coding these fantastic projects. Once you've got the hang of it, there are different challenges you can choose to really test your coding skills and handy troubleshooting hints to help if you need them.
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Ruby Wizardry: an Introduction to Programming for Kids by Eric WeinsteinIntroduces the Ruby programming language using an illustrated tale to teach programming skills, including how to use fundamental concepts like variables and arrays; control program flows with loops and conditionals; and save programs as scripts.
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Coding Games in Scratch by Jon WoodcockFully updated for use with Scratch 3.0, a step-by-step visual guide to building personal computer games outlines practical tasks that make complex concepts fun and easy to understand.
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Electronics Projects for Beginners by Tammy EnzStep-by-step instructions will jump start your electronic knowledge. Plus, readers can watch video tutorials and access bonus content through the free Capstone 4D Augmented Realty App.
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Squishy Circuits by Kristin FontichiaroLearn how to safely create electronic circuits using conductive and insulating doughs. Readers will learn basic circuitry skills, which will be useful in pursuing a variety of engineering projects.
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Make Circuits You Can Wear: A 4D Book by Christopher L. HarboIt moves, it lights up, and you can wear it! This book contains projects for clothing and accessories that you can make by creating simple circuits. Learn about what a circuit is by creating your own. Each project contains a list of easy-to-find supplies and step-by-step instructions.
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How LEDs Work by James RolandThis book will explain how light-emitting diodes (LEDs) work and what products they are used in, as well as comparing LEDs with traditional incandescent and fluorescent light bulbs.
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Star Wars Maker Lab: 20 Craft and Science Projects by Liz Lee HeineckeAn activity guide containing 20 Star Wars-themed projects introduces real-world scientific principles and how they can be used to make Jabba's gooey slime, a hovering landspeeder, a glowing Gungan Globe of Peace and more.
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Amazing Makerspace DIY Fliers by Kristina HolzweissLearn how to complete DIY projects dealing with aviation. Along the way, get a look at some of history's most incredible inventions and scientific discoveries.
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Girls Who Build: Inspiring Curiosity and Confidence to Make Anything Possible by Katie HughesGirls Who Build features candid and arresting photographs of forty-five girls showing off their power tools and can-do attitudes. Accompanying each girl is a profile interview where she speaks to her inspirations and favorite builds, plus tips for others starting out. Also included are building skills, techniques, and safety tips to teach girls--and older beginners--how to handle hammers, drills, and saws plus thirteen do-it-herself building projects.
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LittleBits by Amber LovettWith LittleBits, you can build your own electronic devices using modules that snap together easily with magnets. With this book, students learn the art of innovation through detailed explanations and hands-on activities built to foster creativity and problem solving. Fun, engaging text introduces readers to new ideas and builds on maker-related concepts they may already know.
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Soldering by David Erik NelsonTeaches readers how to solder electronic components together and build electronic devices. Readers will learn basic soldering skills, which will be useful in pursuing a variety of engineering projects.
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Makey Makey by Sandy NgMakey Makey is a kit that helps you turn everyday projects into touchpads that control your computer's keyboard. Learn the art of innovation through detailed explanations and hands-on activities.
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Arduino by Terence O'NeillExplains how the Arduino microcontroller can be used to make a robot and perform other functions, and describes the device's different components and features.
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Sylvia's Super-Awesome Project Book: Super Simple Arduino! by Sylvia ToddIn this super fun book, Sylvia teaches you to understand Arduino microcontroller programming by inventing an adjustable strobe and two digital musical instruments you can play! Along the way you'll learn a lot about electronics, coding science, and engineering.
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30-minute Robotics Projects by Loren BaileyWhat can be created in 30 minutes or less? How about a robot? With clear step-by-step instructions and photos, these fun robotics projects with delight young makers and tech fans.
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FIRST Robotics by Nancy Benovich GilbyMakers of all ages are using LEGO bricks to create robots. In this book, students learn more about this recent innovation through detailed explanations built to foster creativity and critical thinking. Fun, engaging text introduces readers to new ideas and builds on maker-related concepts they may already know.
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Robots by Nathan LeporaWhen were robots first dreamed up? What does an industrial robot do? How do robots sense the world around them? Find out the answers to these questions and more in DKfindout! Robots, which features photographs of drones, automata, and other machines from all around the world. Readers will learn about the different types of robots and the famous engineers who created them, and gain insight into how robots think and learn through illustrated charts, diagrams, and blocks of coding language.
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High-tech DIY Projects with Robotics by Maggie MurphyIntroduces the discipline of robotics, describing the history of making robots, how they function, and how to get interested in building robots.
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Robotify It!: Robots You Can Make Yourself by Elsie OlsonOffers step-by-step instructions for activities involving robots, including making a mini monster robot that responds to light, a spinning robotic pencil holder, and a bouncy solar bugbot.
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