Ditch Boring Lessons. Spark Real Discovery
Through creativity, curiosity, and hands-on problem solving, kids don’t just learn,
— they discover.
We’re on a mission to grow curious minds into confident problem-solvers — thinkers, builders, and future world-changers
— one adventure at a time.
Homeschool Parent - it's easy to feel overwhelmed trying to make science and engineering exciting without a background in the subject, or a closet full of fancy supplies.
Teachers - You’re juggling engagement, standards, and complex topics every single day.
And most STEM resources? Too dry. Too complex. Or just plain boring.
That’s where we come in.
We turn science and engineering into story-driven adventures that grab kids’ attention and keep them learning.
With hands-on challenges, built-in curiosity, and ready-to-go lessons, we make it easy to spark discovery — at the kitchen table or in the classroom.
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Get ready to solve wild puzzles, crack hidden clues, and build your way to victory!
Join the crew as they use science, engineering, and teamwork to complete their next big adventure.
If it can be built or fixed, Rocco’s your guy.
As the team’s mechanical mastermind, Rocco is always tinkering—whether he's taking apart old machines or dreaming up wild new inventions. His hands-on genius keeps the team moving forward. 📐
Every great team needs a quick thinker—and that’s Lily.
When adventure calls for creative solutions and fast problem-solving, Lily always leads the way. Brilliant and bold, she thrives on tricky puzzles and loves cracking the toughest challenges with a smile. 🧠
Max may be the quiet one—but when it comes to circuits, wires, and code, he’s a total whiz.
From building cutting-edge gadgets to crafting clever code, Max is always deep in his next tech creation. He’s the brains behind the team’s coolest inventions. ⚡
The Scientist - The brilliant mind behind the inventions in the Misfit Geniuses.
Once a respected university physics professor and mechanical engineer, he's now on the run - his groundbreaking creations have made him a target for powerful energy corporations determined to protect their profits.
The Villain - CEO of Titan Energy Corp.
The head man of the largest energy company in the country that will do anything to protect his profits and way of life.
“I’ve used a ton of curriculum over the past 20 years homeschooling my five kids, and a lot of it just wasn’t that good. Until now! Misfit Geniuses is exactly what I wish had been available to us the whole time. It’s a curriculum that’s not only fun for the kids but for the parents as well."
My name is David Powers, and I’m a Misfit Genius.”
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"As a homeschooling family with four young kids, we know how challenging it can be to find truly engaging and high-quality STEM resources. That’s why Misfit Geniuses has been such a game-changer. It combines the precision of an engineer with the imagination of a storyteller, creating content that not only teaches but captivates. His visually rich, hands-on approach draws kids into real-world application through stories that spark curiosity and creativity. If you're looking to add both depth and fun to your STEM curriculum, I highly recommend bringing Misfit Geniuses into your home education journey."
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"Never have I been so thoroughly impressed by the work of one individual in my life."
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Meet Jason Quint
Never one to fit the mold, Jason struggled to thrive in traditional classrooms, where textbook-heavy lessons left little room for curiosity or creativity. As a kid, he was too busy taking things apart, building go-karts, and inventing wild gadgets to worry about grades. Inspired by his love for The Goonies and a passion for engineering, he always believed in doing things differently.
The spark behind The Misfit Geniuses came from two powerful sources: a heartfelt need to create inspiring STEM materials for a refugee school in Uganda, and an MIT article titled The Lost Einsteins, which exposed how much innovation the world loses when curious kids aren’t given the right exposure or opportunities.
Jason’s mission is simple: make science and engineering fun, accessible, and unique—for the misfits, the makers, and the dreamers.
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