TinkRworks

Published on September 14, 2026

TinkRworks empowers educators to teach STEAM through ready-to-teach project kits, professional development, and an online curriculum with instructional slides, activity guides, and assessments. Students engage in the full innovation cycle, artful design, assembly, electronics, coding, and testing, using a drag-and-drop programming environment that requires no prior coding experience. TinkRworks can be funded through Title II and Title IV, making it a strong fit for schools and afterschool programs alike.

For PreK-12 Grade.

To learn more visit Tinkrworks.com or contact Diego Covarrubias by email at [email protected] or request a meeting here.

TinkRworks_ProgramGuide_2026-27.pdf
TinkRworks One Page Flyer.pdf
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