These gift boxes for kids are fun and educational
Gift boxes are a fun way to surprise your kids while squeezing in some at-home learning. These educational gift boxes will keep your kids engaged and make picking up reading, art, or STEM skills more fun.
1. Little Passports World Adventures Gift Box
The Little Passports World Adventures gift box will transport your children to a different country every month. They’ll love learning about different cultures around the globe through games, stories, and activities. Try it for $28 per month, or get almost $100 off with a yearly subscription for $240.
2. Reading Bug Box
The Reading Bug Box can be customized for infants to thirteen-year-olds. Books are hand-selected by the Reading Bug Bookstore, an independent, family-owned business. A one-month subscription costs $29.99 per box.
3. CrunchLabs Build Box
CrunchLabs Build Boxes are designed by NASA engineer and YouTube prankster Mark Rober. The fun boxes teach kids ages eight to 12+ to build their own toys through science and engineering concepts. One box costs $29.95 but a yearly subscription provides a $5 discount per box.
4. Bitsbox
If you have a tech-savvy Gen Alpha kid, they’ll love learning to make their own apps through Bitsbox. The subscription gift box provides a monthly coding project to teach kids how to build apps and games. The basic box starts at $24.99.
5. KiwiCo Summer Adventure Series
The KiwiCo Summer Adventure gift box series is the perfect way to fill the days with fun when school is out of session. The series has multiple themes for ages two to 14+, including a natural world exploration box for toddlers, a science box for grade-school kids, and an inventor box for tweens and teens. Six crates cost $126.
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