Screen Free STEM Fun Activities for School Holidays

Screen Free STEM Fun Activities for School Holidays

Learning Through Play

The school holidays are the perfect time for kids to explore, create, and learn outside the classroom. While screens often dominate holiday entertainment, hands-on STEM activities offer a healthier and more engaging alternative. With Wiltronics’ range of electronics and coding kits, students can build, experiment, and problem-solve — all while having fun.

Why Choose Wiltronics for Holiday STEM?

• Bulk packs available for schools, clubs, and holiday programs.

• Australian Made TEKKY Kits designed for hands-on learning.

• ISO 9001 accredited supplier trusted for 50+ years.

• Over 11,000 products online to spark creativity.

⚡ Build Real Circuits with Simple Components

Electronics doesn’t have to be complicated. With just a few components, kids can learn the basics of electricity and circuit design.

• LED Component Packs

• Use colourful LEDs to explore polarity, current flow, and circuit building.

• Battery Snaps & Holders

• Power small projects safely and reliably.

• Buzzers & Sirens

• Add interactivity with sounds and controls.

👉 Project idea: Build a mini torch or a buzzer alarm system.

💡 Coding Projects Made Easy

Introduce kids to coding with beginner-friendly kits that blend software and hardware.

• Arduino Starter Kits

• Teach coding through LEDs, buzzers, and sensors.

• Raspberry Pi 400

• A complete computer for coding, games, and projects.

👉 Project idea: Program an LED to flash or create a sound sensor alarm.

🤖 Robots That Teach While They Play

Robotics combines electronics, mechanics, and coding in one exciting package.

• Wombat Line Tracker Kit

• A TEKKY kit where kids build a robot that follows a path.

👉 Project idea: Program Edison to follow a maze or race the Wombat robot across the floor.

❓ FAQs

Q1: Do kids need experience before using these kits?
No — many Wiltronics kits are beginner-friendly and come with step-by-step instructions.

Q2: Are these projects safe?
Yes — components like LEDs, buzzers, and battery snaps are safe for supervised classroom or home use.

Q3: Which age group are these activities best for?
Electronics basics suit upper primary and lower secondary, while coding kits and robots suit Years 7–12.

🚀 Spark Creativity This Holiday

Instead of more screen time, give kids something that builds skills and inspires innovation. With electronics, coding, and robotics kits from Wiltronics, the school holidays can become a time of discovery.

👉 Explore holiday-ready STEM kits now: www.wiltronics.com.au