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BRINGING JOY, WONDER & RESILIENCE TO STEM EDUCATION

Learning through play.

FoxBot teaches math, science, coding, electronics, and AI through curiosity, play, and real projects.

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YOU CAN BUILD THE FUTURE. START NOW.


FOUR WAYS IN

Find your way into STEM.

For Learners

Self-directed projects, videos, and games for ages 5 to 95.

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For Parents

Projects to build together, plus resources that help your kids take the lead.

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For Educators

Project-based STEM curriculum and professional development for K–12 classrooms and makerspaces.

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For Professionals

Curated AI, coding, math, and data science content to grow your career, and skills development for teams.

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HOW WE TEACH

Question. Explore. Observe. Repeat.

Curiosity feeds learning, and projects put learning into practice. Every FoxBot project teaches core concepts through hands-on exploration, building, and testing. Getting it “wrong” or trying something different is part of the process.

“Everyone is capable of learning hard things. You just need the right resources and the right teacher.”

— JEN FOX, FOUNDER

STEP 1
Question
Ask a question or find a topic or problem you're curious about. Passion and need are helpful motivators.

STEP 2
Ideas
What are some ways you might answer your question or solve your problem? What everyday materials might you use?

STEP 3
Build
Pick an approach, and start building. Every build looks different, and your first build might not work. That's okay!

STEP 4
Test
Put your build to the test! Every approach is a learning, and every attempt is worth celebrating.

STEP 5
Observe & Adjust
What worked, what would you try next? Change one thing and go again!

WHAT YOU CAN COUNT ON

Gaining real understanding and tangible, transferrable skills.

We help you understand and apply the fundamentals, not memorize facts

We say plainly when something is genuinely hard, then work through it together

We meet you where you're at

We keep pricing honest with a sliding scale and scholarships available

COST CAN ALWAYS WORK OUT — SLIDING SCALE AND SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE, JUST ASK.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Testimonials

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It is amazing to see how much content and inspiration your blog offers. From maths to robotics to programming — all in very digestible format. Hoping they will invent cloning soon so every school will have their own Jen.

INSTAGRAM FOLLOWER

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It was the first time I was able to write home to a student's mom with something positive. Thank you so much for coming and engaging our students.

6TH GRADE SCIENCE TEACHER, SEATTLE

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I literally had to call the boys out at camp yesterday, in a playful way, because my younger girls were hurdling past them on the Arduino front. So underestimated what these kids can do.

ELEMENTARY TEACHER, PORTLAND

TRUSTED BY, AND BUILT WITH
MICROSOFT: HACKING STEM
SPARKFUN
ADAFRUIT
PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER
LIVING COMPUTERS MUSEUM
METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT

BEHIND THE SCENES

Jen Fox — engineer, educator, maker.

Jen is the founder and CEO of FoxBot Industries — the STEM education company she founded in 2014 because she was tired of watching brilliant people, especially girls and women, decide science wasn't for them. She's taught 20,000+ students ages 5 to 75, trained 500+ educators, and wrote the book on breadboarding.

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