Blog - Inventionland Education

International Women in Engineering Day is celebrated on June 23 and recognizes the women who design, build, test, improve, and solve problems in fields worldwide. It is also a good time to recognize students who are already learning those same skills in the classroom.

National Inventors Month is a time to celebrate ideas, creativity, and the students who turn problems into solutions. At Inventionland Education, it is also an opportunity to highlight what sets the program apart. Students are not only learning about innovation. They are actually becoming inventors, with some earning real licensing agreements for their work.

Inventionland Education’s Innovation Science course is not a traditional science class. It’s an immersive, hands-on experience that transforms students from passive learners into active inventors. It guides them through the full journey of innovation and invention right in the classroom.

Viewers across the nation tuned in to the Discovery and Science Channels for something truly special: the premiere of Inventionland Education on the award-winning television series Tomorrow’s World Today. The program, which has earned four prestigious Telly Awards, is known for showcasing groundbreaking innovation, creativity, and discovery. Now, it shines the spotlight on the incredible students, educators, and staff who power Inventionland Education’s mission.

To prepare students for an evolving workforce, creativity, adaptability, and innovation aren’t just desirable; they’re essential. Yet many K-12 classrooms are still operating with 19th-century models, leaving a critical gap between the skills students are taught and what modern employers need.

Each year, Inventionland® Education hosts the National Invention Contest to spotlight student creativity, problem-solving, and innovation. Open to schools using our applied STEM inventing curriculum, the contest guides students through a hands-on, 9-step inventing process—the same one used at Inventionland’s world-famous headquarters.

Inventionland Education is revolutionizing classrooms, STEM Labs, and CTE centers across America by introducing Innovation Labs®—immersive, hands-on learning...

Each year, Teacher Appreciation Week provides an opportunity to pause, reflect, and express our deepest gratitude to the incredible educators who shape young minds and prepare students for the future.

For educators and students, prototyping is essential in bringing innovative ideas to life, and it all starts with choosing the right materials.

National Kid Inventors Day, celebrated annually on January 17th, is a time to honor the incredible creativity and ingenuity of young minds.

This day commemorates the...