Families travel to IKEA for endless furniture and delicious meals, but now they can add STEM.org-authenticated toys to the top of their shopping lists.
The chain has various toys that have recently received STEM authentication from stem.org. IKEA now makes more than 20 toys with the STEM.org authentication, ranging from $3 to $120. Parents and caregivers often prioritize learning in play, so a stamp of approval from stem.org goes a long way.
The Stack & Nest Cups bring color and shapes into play. | Source: IKEA
The 23-Piece Car Track Set will have kids using both their bodies and minds to play. | Source: IKEA
The Toy Cash Register is a practical and fun way to learn numbers, counting, and more. | Source: IKEA
Families can find the Toy Cash Register ($19.99) in IKEA’s Duktig collection. It’s a practical toy designed for number recognition, counting, social-emotional interactions, and enhancing fine motor skills. The simple and engaging cash registers come with paper toy cash, coins, and credit cards.
The Stack & Nest Cups ($2.99) are part of IKEA’s Uppstå collection. With these cups, little ones can hone in on colors, patterns, and the cause and effect of building. Little ones can stack up, knock down, and repeat, learning as they go.
The 23-Piece Car Track Set ($8.99) is part of IKEA’s Rävunge collection. Kids can apply logic and use their creativity to build the car track set. This not only develops strategic thinking and problem-solving but also helps them focus on their fine motor skills.
These are just three of the 27 unique and engaging items in IKEA’s lineup of STEM.org-authenticated toys. Visit ikea.com to discover the more information about the collection.
IKEA STEM-AUTHENTICATED TOY COLLECTION
These race tracks, mini kitchens, cash registers, and more received a STEM Authentication from stem.org.
