Best Educational Subscription Boxes Your Kids Will Love

Eat and learn as your kids mix math & simmer science in this fun cooking subscription perfect for young kids!

Raise children who enjoy reading with the help of this fun book subscription for your kids. There are a wide variety of titles to choose from.

Get 5 experiments and art projects that promote STEAM learning for your young learner at home!

Perfect for eager preschoolers, these monthly kits help young learners learn basic skills such as letters, colors, numbers, fine motor skills, and more. They have a variety of boxes available for multiple budgets and needs, making this kit flexible and easy to work with!

Kids hesitant readers? Try the Reading Bug Box! Great for ages 0-13, get a personalized box in the mail full of hand-tailored books appropriate to your child’s age and interests! They have three different boxes to ensure that you find the right one that works for your family.

Spark creativity with these Steve Spangler science kits! Steve Spangler is best known for his Emmy award-winning television show. Each experiment is created for some extra “wow” factor to keep kids excited and engaged.

Kits are created for ages 7-14, but younger kids can get involved with an adult’s supervision and help! There are three packages ranging from 1 STEM activity per month to up to 10 experiments a month.

This wonderful subscription box brings books and art together. Each month you receive a new book and a craft project to go with, what’s better? The kit also included scissors and glue for the project, so really you did not need anything else at all. You can also enjoy free shipping in the U.S.

It has enough materials so two kids can use it. Love! I questioned whether my daughter, who is 5, was going to enjoy the book but it was a great read and it got her excited about making her own tree from the book.

The instructions are so detailed and really encourage the parents to let their kids do it on their own. I was going to cut the holes in the paper for my daughter but after she saw me do one, she grabbed it and did the rest herself.

I haven’t tried these other subscription boxes but they’re definitely worth a mention. Unfortunately, being in Canada makes shipping costs somewhat prohibitory but I’d get all of them if I could.

Introduce kids to geography, cultures, and science with this monthly subscription box! There are four boxes to choose from: early explorers (ages 3-5), world edition (ages 6-10), USA edition (ages 7-12), and science expeditions (ages 9+). Prices range from $12.95 to $18.95 a month. Each package includes fun souvenirs (for the history/geography packages), activity sheets, photos, stickers, and hands-on learning
ideas!

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We used the World Edition and my son really enjoyed it and it started many discussions on those countries and got them interested in the world around them.

Get involved with STEM with Creation Crate! Creation Crate’s monthly kits focus on combining science and technology while teaching kids coding and programming. Each box will come with all the parts you need to complete the project. These kits are great for ages 12+, and they have four plans for one-month, three-month, six-month, or one-year subscriptions.

Green Kids Craft is a monthly subscription that offers science and art kits! They’re designed for ages 3-10 and include craft ideas and science experiments. Plus, kits come with step-by-step directions and are created with eco-friendly materials. The kids made a gorgeous art project using watercolors and bubbles.

A subset of Kiwi Co, Tinker Crate offers a laboratory for hands-on science experiments. Each comes with all the items needed for the activity, detailed instructions, and video tutorials. These kits are aimed at ages 9-16 but can be adapted for younger and older learners.

In the first kit, they learned about electric circuits. He has also made slime, a constellation project, and many fun projects.

Kiwi Crate is the perfect intro kit for young STEM learners. Learn about art, engineering, and science with this tinker kit for ages 5-8. Kids are free to learn and explore the world of STEM, and the versatility of kits allows them to find their unique passions and interests.

In the first kit, they built this cool arm grabber that can pick up those monsters, it’s so cute and all the kids enjoyed playing with it.

We also got a unit on the human body where my daughter sewed felt organs
together and was able to place them on a life-size human body outline.