Stem lesson plans elementary

STEM Projects that are perfect for new STEM or classroom Teachers. Easy prep, easy materials, and full of problem-solving. Lessons already planned for you!

Discover some fascinating, no prep, STEM activities and challenges you can do with your students using paper! Engineering, math and science.

A whole month of daily low-prep STEAM activities for kids. You are going to love all of the low-prep STEAM activities that we have in store!

Engaging STEM Activities, Math resources, and Escape Rooms will help fill up your month of March! As teachers, we know the longest month of the year is March. I know many of you think it is January or May. But I think it's March. March often brings Spring Break, which is typically the

Our STEM activities make lesson planning so much easier! Here is a list of STEM activities for kids in second grade. Add these to STEM centers, science units, or have fun at home with your toddler!

Teacher friends, Looking for a fun (and educational) way to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with upper-elementary students? It’s typical for students to begin losing focus in the classroom, especially during holidays. Real learning does not have to go out the window just yet, you just have to mask it such a way where it doesn’t quite seem like learning

Build a device with paper, tape, string, and paper clips to pick up a ping pong ball from a distance in this fun engineering lesson plan!

If I Built a Car by Chris Van Dusen Lesson Plan Similar Resources: https://kidsread.wordpress.com/2022/01/08/if-i-built-series-by-van-dusen-lesson-bundle/ https://youtu.be/cKWf5JZsqpQ

Each year, I teach a simple machines unit. Each year, I try to figure out ways to integrate STEM ideas into the mix. This year, I wanted to find ways to engage my learners right away. Sometimes the simplest thing to do is grab simple items to create the perfect STEM project! The best part...you just need 4 simple supplies or less for the each challenge. The first challenge is to create a way to get the cup of cubes to the top of the table. This is all I gave them: Toilet paper tubes, a cup…

Elevate your middle school STEM projects. You'll ignite curiosity, foster creativity, and engage students in real-world challenges.