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Kid-approved, Parent-preferred
"Our finger piano thingy has this super cool sensor that copies what your hands do, and it makes the tree on the screen grow big or get all tiny right away. It's like magic! "
To Toy Or Not To Toy
14.5k followers
“We pulled off this piano magic because the clay and I act as conductors of electricity!"
Unicorn ToyParty
7.55k followrs
"As you are coding away, this platform checks your code and gives awesome tips on how to make it even cooler. It's like having a coding buddy that helps you become a coding pro."
Derek Bana
1260k followers
Code, Create, Play!

Family coding together

Ready-to-use project materials

Game-based tutorial

DIY for unleashed creativity






User Story


Inspire kids' creativity with Nextmaker!
Franco wanted to create a project to help older adults with Halocode (part of Nextmaker), a sensor-based stair lighting system that can make going up and down the stairs safer. Halocode helped him make it happen!
Highlights of Each Project
Rich learning resources

Coding cards

Online learning platform

STEM projects and activities

Step-by-step user guide
Hardware-software integration

Interactive learning

Instant feedback
Safe & fun learning

Kid-safe materials

Hands-on project
What's Included

Electronic components

Building components

Learning material

Let's Answer Your Questions
Nextmakers STEM kits covers skills that are critical to a child's early development, such as building, coding, and electronics.
No, all kids need to do is unpack, read the manual, identify and organize the various materials and parts to get started, and get hands-on. In addition, each Nextmaker project has an online curriculum that teaches kids how to build step by step.
Not at all! Nextmake supports block-based programming language. All kids need to do is drag and drop to code. As kids code on the online course platform, they can even get error alerts after completing each coding exercise, progressing through constant corrections.
Access the e-learning portal at www.nextmaker.com. Create an account and use the activation code on the "Read Me First" card to get started!
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