30 Days Lost in Space Adventure Kit
Crash-land, code, and rewire your way home—this hands-on kit blends storytelling, circuitry, and coding into an epic mission perfect for teens earning tech credit or craving real-world STEM skills.
$99
Due to limited quantities, this item is only available as part of a curriculum kit.
2026 Tenth-Grade Curriculum Kit
30 Days Lost in Space
If your teen needs tech credit—or just lights up at the thought of building, coding, or fixing things—30 Days Lost in Space is the perfect launch point. This hands-on STEM kit combines storytelling, circuitry, and code into one seriously engaging mission. Typically counted as 1/2 high school technology credit, it's the perfect way to log meaningful hours with something way more exciting than spreadsheets or typing drills.
The setup: your teen crash-lands on an unknown planet. The spaceship? Fried. The ocean? Alien. The escape plan? Fix the ship, reboot the systems, and get back to Earth—using the Arduino-based HERO board and a growing grasp of wiring, coding, and logic.
Every day starts with a top-secret "Daily Briefing"—aka the next challenge in the mission. He'll tackle real-world STEM tasks like powering LEDs, repairing a control panel, or using a resistor without setting off alarms. Guided video lessons led by a former NASA engineer walk him through everything, step by step. And yes, it's approachable even if your teen's never coded a thing.
He'll need a computer and internet access to get started, but everything else is included in the kit: the board, the wires, the components, and the instructions. There's no rush either—the 30 "days" are flexible, meaning students can pause and explore without falling behind. Whether your teen finishes in 30 days or stretches it over a semester, he'll gain serious tech know-how and confidence.
And maybe the best part? He'll walk away knowing what it actually takes to troubleshoot a real system—not just guess answers on a worksheet. If you're looking for a creative, immersive way to fulfill a tech requirement and keep things challenging and cool, this is your go-to mission.
