The team at Click-A-Brick loves the concept behind the Bricks 4 Kidz franchise model, saying the use of building blocks to teach children science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills is a great idea and shows the versatility and importance of these classic toys. A recent Associated Press article that appeared on the Laboratory Equipment website outlined how elementary school kids in Yakima, WA used building blocks -- some of which included motorized pieces -- and basic computer coding to build a seesaw to learn about inertia, force and equal...

The Click-A-Brick team, retailers of building set toys, says they appreciate the various movements afoot to encourage more girls to choose science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers, but more needs to be done to get more girls to see these careers as a viable option for them. With movements like the #ILookLikeAnEngineer campaign and various STEM camps aimed specifically at girls going on across the country, it’s clear there is a concerted effort to get more young females interested in STEM careers, which is a good thing, Click-A-Brick Co-Founders...