Elsie Olson

Contains color photographs and step-by-step directions for making thirteen projects from items found in nature in approximately ten minutes. Includes sources of further information.

Provides fast and easy crafty projects that are perfect for your makerspace, including container garlands, string art designs, glitter jars, and more.

Chronicles the history and evolution of the video game company, Electronic Arts (EA), and highlights some of the company's most famous games. Includes color photographs, fact boxes, infographics, a glossary, and additional resources.

Offers advice for starting a career in electrical engineering and provides four projects that employ the use of circuits. Features information on the history of circuits, as well as different types, techniques, tools, and uses. Contains color photographs, a timeline, profiles of engineers, a glossary, and online resources.

Presents a collection of six simple robotic projects for children to do. Includes supply lists, step-by-step instructions, a glossary, a website for further resources, and color photographs.

Introduces young readers to pet rescue, discussing animal shelters, pet rescue groups, and more.

Challenges readers to undertake makerspace projects, such as designing a robot, within a set of parameters. Offers ideas and inspiration from real-life projects and guiding prompts to help readers think outside the box.

Kids will discover some of the many ways they can get creative with 3 primary materials, paper tubes, rubber bands, and yarn. They will be inspired by example projects featuring these materials then construct their own toys, gifts, and more. In doing so, young makers will develop their essential makerspace tools of imagination, inspiration, collaboration, and problem-solving.

Presents ideas for making creepy costumes, suggesting where to find ideas, materials, and tools. Proposes ideas for troubleshooting problems that arise. Features photographs and a glossary.

Kids will discover some of the many ways they can get creative with 3 primary materials, egg cartons, string, and straws. They will be inspired by example projects featuring these materials then construct their own toys, gifts, and more. In doing so, young makers will develop their essential makerspace tools of imagination, inspiration, collaboration, and problem-solving.