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Faye is an experienced kaiako learning to incorporate building into the experiences she offers to children. After observing a few carpentry session...

Just taking a moment to share this journey of learning at Kidditech. (shared with permission from family) Over the past month Henry has been very k...

Don’t underestimate the joy and learning that comes with practicing simple building skills. Yes, it may seem that it’s important that children crea...

As you know, building an education is easily disguised through play and is not always about your ABC’s and 1,2,3’s. We are proud to work with Schoo...

  In today's digital age, it's easy for children to get lost in screens and miss out on the tactile experiences that foster creativity and learning...

We absolutely love seeing the creations you've made with our products and are always blown away by the creativity and care that goes into each and ...

Before your child can competently hold a pencil or pen to write their name, they’ll need to develop a nice and strong pincer grip. 

Take a moment and do a little “Baby Shark” with your thumb and forefinger - that’s what we’re referring to!

Young children often express an enthusiastic interest in carpentry and construction. When blocks are not enough to feed hungry imaginations, why not turn to real carpentry?