STEM Toys & Games for 4 Year Olds

You'll find a great selection of S.T.E.M. toys for 4-year-olds at MindWare

Toys that integrate Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M.) concepts empower children to take on opportunities and challenges within our modern world. With these STEM toys kids will learn creative problem-solving, spatial thinking and how to effectively communicate their ideas. Get your 4-year-old involved early with STEM toys that feature technology and engineering.

Kid's First building kits are the perfect first building experience for kids age 3 and up. These building block systems include a first look at life as an Amusement Park Engineer, Automotive Engineer or Aircraft Engineer. Each Kids First building block set has a storybook design manual that leads kids through a delightful story containing all of the models they are going to build as they go along. Each story has a group of friends who help others as they build the needed vehicles and amusement park rides. You will find that kids enjoy the story as much as they do the building! Plus, each set can be used to build multiple projects. And when the storybook projects are completed, kids can use the set to build their own vehicles, rides and contraptions providing hours of additional fun. Each kit comes with a storage case for all the parts.

The STEM Robot Mouse Coding Activity Set lets kids build a maze and then send Colby, the programmable robot mouse to find the cheese. Using the included coding cards they will help Colby reach his goal and learn basic coding ideas in the process. Great for kids ages 4 and up.

The Periodic Table Blocks are heirloom quality basswood with non-toxic inks and they will give junior scientists hours of fun building time. These 20 hand-crafted blocks contain the entire Periodic Table of Elements. These blocks are great fun for little learners and a great gift for science teachers.

Construction and building toys help kids develop early STEM skills that will be important in today's ever more technological world. Start them early and they'll already be comfortable with concepts in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.