About a year ago, I discovered STEM. It’s a fantastic way of integrating Science, Technology Engineering and Math. In my school district, we have a new curriculum which has a component called Applied Design, Skills, and Technology. STEM fits right into this area. There are many fantastic reasons to teach
Whether you’re a parent or teacher, these Halloween STEAM projects for kids are a great way to keep children learning while simultaneously…
Science isn't drab! No need to stick to boring STEM activities when you can learn just as well with these colorful STEAM Art Projects!
Easy STEAM lessons for children that include STEAM art & science activities for children: including painting, building, design & engineering
Easy STEAM lessons for children that include STEAM art & science activities for children: including painting, building, design & engineering
STEM Challenges You Must try NOW! Students use the Design Process to design 10 different structures. Included are 10 Challenges you must try- tips & Ideas!
Science isn't drab! No need to stick to boring STEM activities when you can learn just as well with these colorful STEAM Art Projects!
Science isn't drab! No need to stick to boring STEM activities when you can learn just as well with these colorful STEAM Art Projects!
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.
Can you build a toothpick structure which can support the weight of a chocolate egg? fun and easy Easter STEM challenge for kids.
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Magnet Town STEM Activity
Shake, Rattle, and Roll! Are you ready for this? It's the earthquake challenge and jiggly jello...... and, boy do I have a story to tell you! Here's My Story... and I'm Sticking to it! This is a challenge I wanted to try for a long time. I thought a jello base as the shake table
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...
Learn how to make a paper fortune teller and use the free printables to create your own! The prompts are great for getting kids up and moving!
I know you use cardboard tubes for STEM projects and I have some ideas for challenges you can try. But, first, why is a cardboard tube so great? Tubes are flexible. They bend easily and can be used as a springboard.Tubes are easy to cut or make holes in.Tubes are lightweight and come in many
I believe science education starts in the book of Genesis and continues through the Scriptures. So, while I am teaching these STEM subjects, I always have my child read through the Bible by the end of their school years. Then, there are four things that come to mind about leading our children today to help them tomorrow.
Get your kids involved in growing strawberries in your backyard garden this year. Use recyclables for this Strawberry STEM Challenge!
In kindergarten, students learn about force and motion through the Next Gen Science Standards. And what better way to explore force and motion than
