$130 Stickerbox Leads Fox & Friends' National STEAM Day Picks

A kit that turns a kid's own drawing into a peel-and-stick decal led the toy lineup Fox News featured for National STEAM Day, as part of the network's Shopping With Friends segment on Fox & Friends, according to Fox News deals writer Limor Suss. The roundup, published November 6, 2026, frames the day as a chance for children to explore science, technology, engineering, art and math through play, Suss writes.

What toys did Fox & Friends feature for National STEAM Day?

The segment's subhead promises "a kid-safe power tool, a squishy trading mat and more," according to the Fox News deals page. The site identifies the first and most detailed pick as Stickerbox, a device built around turning children's artwork into custom stickers. Fox News does not supply further specifications for the power tool or trading mat beyond naming them in the subhead, and no additional sourcing describing those two items was available for this report.

What does the Stickerbox include, and what does it cost?

Stickerbox retails for $130 and ships with eight colored pencils, four paper rolls and a power adapter, Fox News reports. The pitch, per the outlet: "Just press" a drawing into the device to convert it into a sticker, letting children "turn anything they can dream up" into adhesive art.

By the numbers

• $130 — list price for the Stickerbox kit
• 8 — colored pencils included
• 4 — paper rolls included

Why does a kids' sticker maker count as a STEAM toy?

Fox News groups Stickerbox and the segment's other picks under the STEAM umbrella — science, technology, engineering, art and math — arguing that device-based crafting lets children experiment with mechanics and design while making something tangible. The outlet's framing ties the roundup directly to National STEAM Day, positioning the toys as a way to "show how kids can explore" those subjects "through play."

Does Fox News make money from these picks?

The deals page carries a standard disclosure that applies to the whole roundup:

"FOX News may be compensated for, or earn a commission if you buy through, our referral links."

The page also notes the deals team "works independently from the FOX newsroom," a distinction Fox News applies across its shopping coverage, separating commerce content from its news reporting operation.

Where can readers see the rest of the segment's toy picks?

Fox News' own page is the only public accounting of the full list; the detailed product copy available in that posting covers Stickerbox, while the kid-safe power tool and squishy trading mat appear by name only. Readers looking for pricing or specifications on those two items will need to watch the original Shopping With Friends segment or check back as Fox News updates its deals page for National STEAM Day.