Project Boxes give children of all ages a hands-on introduction to the world of STEM. By engaging kids in science, technology, engineering, and math early, they can discover an interest in these subjects that will last long after the lesson has ended. Project Boxes aim to spark this passion through interactive activities, problem-solving, and experimental learning.
Each box includes everything needed to explore one area of science, from robots to chemistry and much more. With dozens of boxes, it is easy to find something interesting that isn’t in most traditional classrooms. These boxes can be used by educators in schools, libraries, 4-H clubs, and other organizations and events that work with youth.
To request a project box, fill out the Project Box Request Form at this link. For more information about Project Boxes or other STEM programs from the Extension, please contact the Youth and Family Educator.
Featured Project Boxes:
Click on the names for more information!
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All Project Boxes
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Animal Tracks |
Catapults | Code & Go Robot Mice |
| Crime Scene Investigation | Escape Room | Kitchen Chemistry |
| Lasers and Light | Lego Robotics | Little Bits Electronics |
| Magnets | Marble Roller Coasters | Marble Magnetic Tracks |
| Owl Pellets | Ozobot Robots | Paleontology and Geology |
| Pollinator Science | Raspberry Pi Computers | Rocketry |
| Simple Machines | Snap Circuit Electronics | Soil Science |
| Toothbrush Robots | Volcanoes | Water Science |
| Wind Energy |
Other Available Tools
| Bingo Set | Flip Chart Easel | Ipads |
| Laptop Projector | Projector Screen |
If you have any questions at all please contact the Youth and Family Educator or the Support Staff at the Trempealeau County Extension Office.
