This year the theme is "Invent Amazing" and this really resonates with us at KitHub, because it can be intimidating to think that you need to invent a spaceship or a robot in order to be considered an engineer. Engineers that ensure we have smooth roads to drive on, build devices to monitor insects or build machines to process garbage deserve our attention and gratitude and are amazing role models for the next generation.
Between February 15th - 18th bird lovers around the world are participating in the Great Backyard Bird Count. Join people of all ages and walks of life worldwide during the four-day count to create an annual snapshot of the distribution and abundance of birds.
KitHub is heading into its 5th year of providing hands-on science and technology projects to schools, libraries, out of school organizations, families, hobbyists, research institutes, and governments.
Since the day we launched, our vision of a worldwide community of learners that are interested in solving real-world problems using science and technology continues to drive our mission to design and curate effective hands-on education and environmental monitoring programs that are accessible to everyone.
All of the projects we provide have been a result of feedback from our customers. Over the course of the past year, we asked you, our current and potential customers from around the world, what projects you are most interested in learning and teaching to others.