This magic wand teaches STEM skills through the world of Harry Potter

This magic wand teaches STEM skills through the world of Harry Potter
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2018-7-24 12:00

Kano, which is best known for its line of build-it-yourself computer kits aimed at children, has announced a partnership with Warner Bros, and a new Harry Potter wand toy that teaches STEM skills.

How, exactly? Well, the journey starts from the moment you open the box. The wand toy requires assembly, and comes with a gorgeously designed booklet that shows how it works, from the accelerometer to the gyroscope. Then you connect it to your computer, and the fun starts, as you begin completing programming challenges in the Harry Potter universe. The Kano Harry Potter wand toy works with Android,…

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