Spark creativity with hands-on STEM projects
Fun, engaging design-and-make projects to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists.
Design and make books
Get started with fun and creative STEM projects for budding engineers
Technology for Fun 1
Build your own working models with easy-to-follow instructions.
Technology for Fun 2
Create more advanced and exciting projects using electrical components.
Physics for Fun
Bring physics to life with hands-on projects and experiments.
Build It!
A combination of exciting design-and-build projects involving mechanical, electrical and programming aspects.
Why choose Technology for Fun?
Our projects are designed to engage and enthuse youngsters about science and engineering.
Spark creativity
Tried and tested design-and-make projects that encourage creative problem-solving and innovation.
Learn by doing
Hands-on activities where students discover how the science they learn in school can be applied in real life.
Encourage upcycling
Re-use everyday throwaway items wherever possible to minimise cost and environmental impact.
Designed for success
Comprehensive, illustrated step-by-step instructions guide you to a successful outcome.
What people are saying
Hear from parents, teachers, and kids who love our STEM projects.
Emma Johnson
KS2 Teacher
"Packed with innovative, exciting, challenging and original ideas that are very accessible to children. The books provide excellent, easy to understand guidance through instructions and diagrams, and cleverly re-use everyday throwaway objects."
Rose
Mother of Jamie aged 8
"Jamie's balloon car has been whizzing round our kitchen since Wednesday. So nice for a little boy who finds school so difficult to get to do something he really enjoys."
Saskia
Student, aged 9
"It was amazing - we got to make moving brushes that could sweep the floor by themselves."
Kate Blacklock
Founder, Primarily Science
"These books are perfect for enthusing and engaging the engineers of tomorrow. I love the way they link the technology and science together to explain how and why things work."
Paul
Father of twin girls aged 11
"My twins absolutely loved it - you could see the excitement on their faces when they showed us their models!"
Tara
Student, aged 7
"I definitely want to be an engineer."