Get ready to be inspired by an exclusive group of STEM visionaries who aim to excite kids about careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. Tune-in to episodes focused on space exploration, animals & conservation, next-generation scientists, and robotics. Join moderator Justin Shaifer (aka Mr. Fascinate) for a STEM adventure with engaging speakers, special guests, musical brain breaks and so much more!

Watch live on September 21-24 or fit the episodes into your own schedule by watching on-demand.

Register today and stay tuned for new speaker announcements.

She's a robotics product manager on a mission to create delightful experiences that make a difference in people's lives. Get an up close look at her personal journey into robotics and entrepreneurship.

He made his first robotic hand out of LEGOs at 14 years old. Now Easton LaChappelle is revolutionizing the prosthetics industry as the Founder and CEO of Unlimited Tomorrow where he's creating technology with a purpose.

FIRST® joins the USA Science & Engineering Festival as a DoD STEM partner. 

Engage your kid's minds throughout the summer with these FUN weekly at-home STEM features! 

Whether you are in the classroom, remote, or in a hybrid environment, the FIRST at Home curriculum series gives teachers, parents, and coaches ways to engage students in STEM learning, skill-building, and FUN. Each activity features a specific skill area and topic for students to work through using the engineering design process, and can be done individually or in collaboration, used as a stand-alone lesson, or bundled together as a series to deepen STEM learning.

Whether you're planning to run a virtual camp, searching for hands-on distance learning curriculum, need to keep your FIRST team moving forward with their STEM journey, or just want to bring authentic learning opportunities into your home for fun, start here with FIRST at Home!

Join us for a fun round of trivia! What is the smallest bone in the human body? Leave your guess on our social media accounts to find the answer!

Did you know dandelions were so good at engineering? Dr. Erica Colon of @nittygrittyscience demonstrates how much nature can teach us about STEM! Check out @nittygrittyscience for more STEM facts and fun!