The 15 Best New STEAM Toys For Kids Being Released in 2020

Available in August 2020, the Crayola Liquid Science Lab Kit ($20), aimed at children 7 and up, comes with 15 ready-to-do experiments for the budding brainiac in your family.

Prepare to get down with Tomy Dancy Beatz ($70), an interactive dancing robot kids 6 and up are sure to obsess over. Complete with a free app, little ones can program Dancy Beatz to execute custom dance moves. Pretty neat, right? Look for it in stores in September 2020.

Kids 2 and up will get a kick out of copying their parents with the help from the LeapFrog Pick Up & Count Vacuum ($28), which will debut in Fall 2020. Available in both pink and green, little ones can pick up "dust pieces" that teach them to count.

The Lego Technic Dragster ($20) is an engineering project that has 225 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 7 and up.

Inspired by Robert Irwin, the GeoSafari Jr. Talking Wildlife Camera ($60) helps kids to learn about the nature around them through trivia, photos, and facts. It's available in June.

The Lego Hidden Side The Lighthouse of Darkness ($50) has 540 pieces, is best suited to kids ages 8 and up, and showcases AR technology.

Learning Resources's Botley 2.0 ($65) teaches kids the basics of coding through active play without needing a device. It will be available in the Summer.

The Lego Technic Catamaran ($50) is an engineering project that has 404 pieces and is best suited for kids ages 8 and up.

This gorgeous Space Science Lab Kit ($20) gives kids 7 and older an up-close-and-personal look at the solar system. Available in August 2020, this particular kit is part of Crayola's STEAM collection.

The Design and Drill Bolt Buddies Race Car ($25) includes a kid-friendly power drill, bolts, snap-together race car parts, pit crew figures, and reusable packageing. It's a great introduction to STEM learning for preschoolers.

The Lego Hidden Side Haunted Fairground ($50) has 466 pieces, is best suited for kids ages 8 and up, and showcases AR technology.

The Learning Resources Peekaboo Learning Farm ($17) teaches kids 18 months and older sorting and fine motor skills, colours, and numbers.

Ideal for your artsy mini-me 7 and up, the Paper Flower Science Lab Kit ($20) lets kids go crazy by making their very own colourful creations. Find it in stores in August 2020.