Five Star Gift Ideas

For your daughter who loves inventing and DIY electronics, I have a few gift ideas that could inspire and enhance her passion for tinkering.

1. Arduino Starter Kit: Consider getting her an Arduino starter kit, which comes with all the necessary components and instructions to get started with programming and building DIY electronics projects. It will provide her with endless opportunities to explore and create her own inventions.

2. Raspberry Pi: Another great gift option is a Raspberry Pi, a small and affordable computer that can be used for various projects, such as building robots, home automation systems, or even retro gaming consoles. It will give her the freedom to experiment and learn more about coding, electronics, and circuitry.

3. Inventor's Notebook and Tools: Encourage her creativity and organization with an inventor's notebook, where she can jot down ideas, sketch designs, and keep track of her projects. Additionally, consider gifting her a set of essential tools like a soldering iron, wire strippers, and a multimeter, which will come in handy while working on her DIY projects.

4. Subscription to a Maker Magazine: A subscription to a maker magazine such as "Make: Magazine" or "HackSpace Magazine" can serve as a source of inspiration and provide her with new ideas for her inventions. These magazines often feature step-by-step tutorials and project ideas from experts in the field.

5. Online Courses or Workshops: Help her further develop her skills by enrolling her in online courses or workshops focused on electronics, coding, or invention. Platforms like Udemy or Skillshare offer a wide range of courses that she can explore at her own pace, learning new techniques and getting guidance from experts.

6. Fun Electronic Kits: Consider getting her a DIY electronic kit that allows her to build something fun and functional, like a LED cube, a solar-powered robot, or a mini synthesizer. These kits usually come with instructions and all the necessary components, offering an engaging way to learn and create.

7. MakerSpace Membership: If there is a local MakerSpace in your area, consider gifting her a membership. MakerSpaces typically provide access to a variety of tools, equipment, and resources, enabling her to work on her projects in a collaborative environment and interact with other makers.

Remember, the most important thing is to show your support and encourage her passion for inventing and DIY electronics. These gifts will not only provide her with tools and resources but also demonstrate your belief in her abilities and interests.

Or you can get her a star map with the date when she was born.

Luann Skinner says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I ordered the star map 8 days before my daughter's birthday. It arrived in 7 days just in time for her birthday. Thank you! She loved the star map.”