NSTA Indianapolis 2026 Giveaway
We’re exhibiting at the National Science Teaching Association Conference in Indianapolis this November, and we’re giving away two prizes to educators who join our newsletter. Sign up with the form to enter. You don’t need to attend NSTA to win.
The prizes
Every new subscriber is entered for both. One winner takes home each prize.
Enough robots for a full class to code in small groups. Students start with block coding and move on to bigger challenges as they grow.
Students design a part on screen, print it, and hold the finished piece. A strong start for a design and print station in a classroom or makerspace.
Entries close November 7 at 1 pm EST.
Find us at NSTA
November 4 to 7, 2026. Stop by to see the equipment up close and talk through what a makerspace or STEM program could look like in your schools.
You don’t need a conference badge to win.
The giveaway is for new subscribers, so current subscribers aren’t eligible. You can still help a colleague win. Send this page to a teacher or administrator who isn’t on our list yet.
Giveaway rules
Subscribe to the 1st Maker Space newsletter with the form on this page between October 7, 2026 and November 7, 2026 at 1 pm EST.
Anyone who signs up as a new subscriber during the entry period. Subscribers who joined before October 7, 2026 are not eligible. Attending NSTA is not required.
One set of eight Make Wonder Dash robots, and one Bambu X1C 3D printer. One winner for each prize.
Both winners are drawn on November 7, 2026 and notified by email at the address used to enter.
Prizes ship to US addresses only. There is no pickup at the conference booth.
Winners agree to send a headshot and short bio, which 1st Maker Space may share on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X.
Questions? Email info@1stMakerSpace.com.
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Bri Wagner brings a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and nine years of classroom teaching experience to her role at 1st Maker Space. A former Teacher of the Year Award recipient, Bri is passionate about creating engaging, hands-on learning experiences that inspire student success. She understands the impact that innovative instruction and meaningful classroom resources can have on student achievement and is dedicated to partnering with educators to bring high-quality STEM solutions into classrooms. Bri is committed to empowering teachers and helping students develop the creativity, confidence, and problem-solving skills they need to thrive.