A past participant in a San Francisco seminar and his wife, economists both, ran with the program to advance their passion for games that teach creativity to kids... Huffpo likes it, giving it a #2 out of the top five STEM toys (category in the industry that teaches Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).
Here is a video of their project:
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2. Nene Imagination Puzzles are described as "puzzles without borders" because there is not one right way to put them together. Their Animal & Friends sets are a great choice to get girls (and boys) interested in problem solving and logical thinking in a very accessible way at about age four on up. Tiles of Infinity puzzles are for kids a little older (as well as adults) and provide two simple shapes that can be put together to create a nearly endless number of patterns.Here is their website.
Here is a video of their project:
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Reminds me of Lego, lots of different connectable pieces that one can build anything they want.
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