Education
Explore our education collection, packed with resources for Australian schools, classrooms, and STEM programs. From microcontroller boards and sensor kits to soldering projects and electronic components, you'll find hands-on learning tools suited to every age and skill level.
Whether you're teaching robotics, coding, or basic electronics, we stock displays, motors, battery holders, and starter kits designed for classroom use. Shipped from Australia with educator-friendly support to help you get your students building and experimenting.
DIY Hand Generator STEM kit
SKU: LB-LS6105 | Brand: Little Bird
A hands-on STEM kit that lets kids build their own hand-cranked electricity generator. By turning the crank, children generate real electrical power, providing a practical demonstration of how mechanical energy conver...
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Stem Bird Blocks - Science and Engineering
SKU: LB-BB-KJ011 | Brand: Little Bird
*** THESE ARE SPECIAL ORDER. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT US***Stem Bird Blocks are designed for young children to help them explore and invent. Using Science and Engineering Blocks they will learn const...
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Ozobot Bit Construction Kit
SKU: ED-ETS-OZ-CON | Brand: Edtechs
Expand your Ozobot Bit's world with the Construction Kit — a set of accessories for building custom tracks, challenges, and games around your Ozobot. Create a construction site scenario, design your own DIY activities...
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