Ages 4-6

Gargantuan! Huge! Mammoth! This biodegradable latex balloon is at least 3 feet, maybe bigger when inflated. Use for delightful play or to think abo...

Read the fun story of two young engineers, Ty and Karlie Omega, and build simple models of the vehicles they encounter on their comical trip to the...

Easy to use LED flashlight for playtime, slumber parties, camping, and more! Gently squeeze the handle to turn the flashlight on, release to turn ...

Uncover 12 playful puppies inside 12 puppy bones! Once excavation is complete, learn about each puppy breed using the exploration guide. Is your pu...

Gears make things move! Join Ty and Karlie — the young engineers featured in the other Kids First early engineering kits — to build four awesome g...

Easy to use LED flashlight for playtime, slumber parties, camping, and more! Gently squeeze the handle to turn the flashlight on, release to turn ...

Grab your tools, it’s time to get building! Learn how to use tools and build your own workbench with this introductory mechanical engineering kit ...

Read the funny story of two inquisitive kids, Ty and Karlie, and build simple, non-motorized models of the robots they construct and fix during the...

Learn to code with Huey, your color-sensing robot pal. This kit offers kids a hands-on, screen-free introduction to the world of robotics and codin...

This kit was developed according to the current educational philosophy of fostering children’s inquisitiveness and interests by providing them with...

Seven dragon figures are waiting to be unleashed from this one BIG EGG! Young explorers can excavate their dragon egg toys, then reference the incl...

Read the funny story of two inquisitive young engineers, Ty and Karlie, and their family’s robots, Huxley and Remus. Build simple models of the boa...

Why do bruises change color? Why do we get scabs? What does blood do? Find out the surprising scientific answers to these questions and many more i...

Read the fun story of two young engineers, Ty and Karlie Omega, and build simple models of the amusement park rides they encounter on their family...