STEAM learning (that's science, technology, engineering, art and math) and programming are increasingly popular in public libraries. Check out this collection of inspiring resources that can help make the case for introducing or expanding STEAM in your library and community, as well as provide a range of programming ideas to meet local needs.
Free bright and colorful Makers Gonna Make Art Print, perfect for a creative space!
Full STEAM Ahead: Injecting Art and Creativity into STEM | School Library Journal
“It’s STEAM-y in the Library.”
Welcome to All Things STEAM, a resource for offering library programming in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. When ...
Can you spot the Arch? I'm always looking for ways in which to engage kids with various learning modalities in my school-age programs. W...
This post contains affiliate links for your convenience, and at no cost to you. Long ago (back in 2011), when I was a second grade...
This post contains affiliate links for your convenience, and at no cost to you. Long ago (back in 2011), when I was a second grade...
These STEM, STEAM, STREAM posters will brighten up your classroom. 26 posters! Posters include - 6 x individual letters for STREAM with background color - 6 x corresponding Subject Area Posters. Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Art, Mathematics (one of each subject area) - 3 x Image an...
Learning about real-world problems is a great way to engage your students and get them excited about STEM. As an educator, you have the opportunity to inspire future scientists and engineers by giving them opportunities to solve real-world problems using the skills being taught in the classroom.
*This blog post contains Amazon affiliate links. By clicking on the links and making a purchase, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Learning about real-world problems is a great way to engage your students and get them excited about STEM. Introducing your students to r
The Kilmer Library Makerspace is in its third year. Our goal in establishing this space was to create a open access space for messy and creative learning. We have found that while some students...
STEM Bins for Elementary Students “I’m finished! What do I do now?” How many times during our teaching day do we hear these words from our students? Oftentimes, it is much too often, and students are provided a handful of the same options to keep them busy until our next transition. Sometimes students are instructed...
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MaKey MaKey is a STEM kit that gets kids into inventing, problem-solving, and creative thinking. Plus, it builds confidence.
Making and Literacy With Makey Makey, Scratch, and Doll-E 1.0: In this guide, you will be inspired to make your own creation after reading Doll-E 1.0 by Shanda McCloskey. Then you'll program your creation with Scratch!
Classrooms are going bananas for Makey Makey! Check out these great cross-curricular projects on Instructables made by teachers like you!
