Team Genius Squad

Team Genius Squad Team Genius Squad provides S.T.E.M. Experiments in the community & entrepreneurial classes led by 9-year-old Ava the S.T.E.M Princess.

Educational toys for kids 5-13
Build focus, confidence & motor skills🧠
Less screen time, more smart playđź’ˇ
Dyslexia, ADHD & neurodivergent help
Page managed by Tita Simmons Ava’s goal is to remind every individual that we all satisfy the definition of a Genius in our own unique way. Through her academic challenges Ava was able to identify her inner Genius and now her mission is to encourage and in

spire others to do the same. With her unique design and analytical skills she creates apparel and videos with positive affirmations, encouraging reminders and fun DIY activities. Join the movement, represent the Genius you are and solidify your personal imprint! Book us today!

09/05/2026

Simple cardboard becomes beautiful through cutting, folding, and careful design. Your brain loves seeing ordinary materials transform into something unexpected, making each detail more rewarding to discover.

Could you make something like this?

09/04/2026

Simple machines use force, motion, and mechanical advantage to make difficult tasks easier. Your brain expects basic materials to stay simple, so seeing them perform real work creates instant curiosity.

Which machine would you build?

09/03/2026

This 3D recycling plant shows how waste can be sorted and reused instead of thrown away. Seeing trash become useful sparks curiosity and makes environmental science feel real. What would you recycle first?

09/02/2026

A solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun, blocking sunlight. This working model makes that huge space event easy to see, turning astronomy into a hands-on science lesson.

Would you build this model?

09/01/2026

MESA and STEM are evolving with more hands-on challenges, creative tools, and real-world problem-solving. New activities can make science feel less like a lesson and more like something students build, test, and experience.

What would you upgrade first?

08/31/2026

This clever boat uses floating barriers and moving parts to collect waste from the water. Your brain expects a small model to simply float, so seeing it clean a river creates an unexpected mix of engineering and environmental science.

Would you build this?

08/30/2026

This solar energy model turns sunlight into usable electrical energy through photovoltaic cells. Your brain sees a simple model, but the hidden science behind it makes the transformation surprisingly fascinating.

Could you build one yourself?

08/20/2026

A hydraulic system transfers pressure through fluid, while a DC motor turns electrical energy into motion. Seeing water, pressure, and a spinning fan work together creates an unexpected engineering experiment.

Would you build this?

08/19/2026

Cardboard, simple joints, and clever mechanics can create real movement. Your brain expects cardboard to be just a craft material, so seeing it function like a robot creates an unexpected STEM surprise.

Could you build this robot?

08/18/2026

Simple wheels, tracks, and motion turn basic materials into a working model train. Your brain expects a handmade model to stay still, so seeing it move creates instant curiosity and makes the science feel like play.

Would you build this train?

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8311 Brier Creek Parkway, Suite 105/260
Raleigh, NC
27617

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+18022770332

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