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Go to blogSTEAM education ( Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) is an educational concept that emphasizes the teaching of technical and artistic disciplines and their practical application. Children taught using this method from an early age learn to analyze and solve problems, apply scientific methodology, seek creative solutions, and think outside the box. One of the important issues of STEAM education is also learning effective teamwork and effective task sharing. With this kind of learning in mind, OWI's educational toys allow children of all learning levels to develop their creativity and learn about technical fields such as electronics, robotics, mechanics, and physics from the practical side.
The brand's offer includes, among others, toys and construction sets using solar power - they allow to introduce the concept of photovoltaic phenomenon to children in an easy and interesting way and encourage them to care for the environment. These include a solar-powered boar, a robot-transformer, and a Green Life kit with a house model and a car. In addition, OWI also offers science kits, such as those for building saltwater vehicles or engine models, as well as robot kits. The brand also offers aluminum models of animals such as the hercules beetle and stegosaurus.
In Botland you will find various educational toys and robots from OWI. For example, a great offer is a 7in1 construction set to build your own space fleet, which can be powered by solar energy or batteries. Another interesting proposition from OWI is the STEM Robot 4in1, a set that allows you to create up to four different moving robots. Wildlife lovers will enjoy the realistic model of a lizard that can walk, run, track an object and react to a potential threat by opening the "hood" around its neck.