Learn, Design, & Build
No matter where you are located or how you want to participate, STIIX kits promise to give you an engaging experience.
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One-Off kits
Does a subscription not make sense for you or your family? No worries- our one-off kits have you covered!
Bridge Project
Go on a bridge building adventure while also learning all about the STEAM principles at play in this project!
Catapult Project
Enter a catapult building journey and showcase your creativity in launching a projectile!
Why Your Kids Will Love This
Problem solving and being creative is what kids do best. We give them a chance to do just that in a fun atmosphere.
Engaging & Educational
Every aspect of the STIIX model is part of a formula that is designed to provide a fun and fruitful experience for each young creator and their family!
Exciting & Challenging
Our audience will walk away from each project with new insight on how the world works, and will even bet asked with putting their new knowledge to the test when they build a project of their own.
Personal STEM Mentorship
Our team takes pride in our relationships. We hope our audience sees us a resource for any questions they have about the month’s project, but also as young professionals who they can get relatable advice from!
Top Notch Materials
No additional trips to the store necessary, or even allowed for that matter! Everything you need to complete the activity at hand is in and limited to what comes in the box!
Reviews About STIIX
“It was a nice change of pace seeing the boys work as a team on their design and then watching it come to life as opposed to them spending their time on video games all afternoon long”
“I still don’t know what I want to be when I grow up, but working in a science or engineering field seems really fun if this is the kind of stuff they do everyday…I want to keep getting these kits so I can figure out exactly what kind of scientist or engineer could suit me best”
“Testing out some of the STIIX projects has been a blast because it is stuff that we do not necessarily get to do in school, even though building with my hands and trying to problem solve are some of my favorite things to do”
