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    A SPLAT-TACULAR START

    CAN YOU TEACH KIDS HOW TO CODE DURING PLAY TIME? UNRULY SPLATS DO JUST THAT.
    by LEIGH BUCHANAN Sep 19, 2018 2 minutes
    Flowering STEM Unruly Studios’ founder, Bryanne Leeming, and her company’s Unruly Splats units (at rest on table; in motion in foreground).

    In 2015, Bryanne Leeming was daydreaming in class at Babson College. “Two words came into my mind: electronic playground,” says Leeming, 28. The idea kept her at her computer until 3 a.m., as she Googled everything from “MIT Media Lab research” to the toys

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