Home / Child / Child Shopping Guide 6 gifts that will spark your child’s curiosity about the world KiwiCo. A gift that sparks a child's curiosity is a gift that keeps on giving. By Motherly + KiwiCo December 8, 2020 KiwiCo. Rectangle Inside this article Here are six hands-on gifts that will spark your child's curiosity about the world. In a year when our worlds have felt a bit smaller, there have been more opportunities to observe and appreciate the little things that surround us on a daily basis. With a little fuel, your child’s curiosity about the world can really grow into something incredible—even from the comfort of your home. As parents, we’re especially grateful this year for gift ideas that simultaneously engage and educate kids of all ages, which KiwiCo subscription boxes have always delivered. That’s why we’re jump-starting our kids’ holiday wish lists by taking a look at the KiwiCo Store, which features individual crafts, activities and projects for every age and every budget. (No subscription required!) Here are six hands-on gifts that will spark your child’s curiosity about the world. Glowing Nature Craft Set Great for budding biologists ages 3 and up, this craft set will walk them through making a cardboard mushroom that glows in the dark, a sock-puppet firefly and a wiggly jellyfish game. Along with learning about what makes each creature glow, kids will strengthen their fine motor skills and observational abilities. $25.95 Buy Now Window Garden Growing Kit Your child will develop a new appreciation for the veggies on their dinner plate after getting a first-hand glimpse into how plants grow! With seeds, indoor planters and instructions to help green beans and squash thrive, children as young as 3 can learn about plant science. $14.95 Buy Now Atlas Crate Classics Even if travel plans are on stand-by, your child can learn about global cultures with the Atlas Crate collection. Featuring five boxes that introduce Australia, England, Colombia, Japan and Italy, kids ages 6 and up can get hands on (and even sample local cuisine!) with each kit. $109.95 Buy Now Solar System Craft and Educational Set If looking to the night sky always results in questions from your curious child, help them discover some answers for themselves with this detailed Solar System kit, which comes with a bonus magazine. Best for kids ages 5 and up, your child’s very own solar system can continue to be a topic of conversation long after it’s assembled. $24.95 Buy Now Space Search Craft and Educational Set Kids ages 3 and up can foster their concentration, gross motor and matching skills with this sensory box. Including a box your child can help design and then engage with through tactile play, this set will give young crafters a sense of all that is out there beyond the sky. $24.95 Buy Now Capillary Action Science Experiment Set STEAM learning will feel like play with this science experiment set. Made for kids ages 5 and up, the kit includes everything needed to learn about capillary action, the movement of water through porous materials. The accompanying magazine helps children make the connection between their experiment and what happens in nature. $24.95 Buy Now Eager for more curiosity-sparking gifts? KiwiCo is offering Motherly readers 50% off their first subscription box with the promo code HOLIDAY50. Sign up here! This article was sponsored by KiwiCo. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Motherly and mamas. Related Stories Child Shopping Guide 14 quality Moana toys that are worth shelling out for Child Learn & Play Finally! This chic, kid-friendly routine builder helped reduce my family’s daily friction Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Hanna Andersson’s new colorable pajamas let kids wear their art to bed Inside this article Here are six hands-on gifts that will spark your child's curiosity about the world. The latest Toddler Toddlers ‘don’t need a nap’—until they do: The viral TikTok every parent can relate to News What parents need to know about the ‘glass child’ effect—and how to address it Child Learn & Play A love letter to children’s books Child Learn & Play Here’s how to help kids find their ’emotional courage’