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If you haven't heard of these, may I suggest: http://www.roominatetoy.com/ http://www.roominatetoy.com/ http://www.laurenipsum.org/ http://www.laurenipsum.org/
by saraid216 14y ago
If you haven't heard of these, may I suggest:
http://www.roominatetoy.com/ http://www.roominatetoy.com/
http://www.laurenipsum.org/ http://www.laurenipsum.org/
And, you know, a zillion other things, but these are the two I'm most familiar with at the moment for girls at your daughter's age.
- richardjordan 14y agoThanks for the links :-) I am indeed familiar with lots of options for girls her age, and I work with her to keep her interest level high with this stuff. I think if you're an engaged parent it's easy to find ways to enjoy science and technology with a daughter and ensure she learns this isn't just "boys stuff". But I also see her peers and their parents and I see a far bigger push towards less empowering role models and less science-minded interests.
- kmfrk 14y agoThings like http://sugru.com http://sugru.com and http://littlebits.cc http://littlebits.cc are like the 21st-century equivalents of LEGO bricks. Lots of great stuff out there.