Hands-on STEM activities and engineering challenges designed for upper elementary classrooms. These activities build critical thinking, collaboration, perseverance, and problem-solving skills.
Winter is a great time to incorporate STEM activities into your classroom curriculum. Not only do they provide a fun and engaging way to learn, but they also allow students to apply their knowledge and skills to real-world problems. One way to do this is through a winter STEM challenge that focuses on reviewing the…
In March, I like to incorporate engaging STEM activities into my classroom to help alleviate the stress of test prep season. While we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in my family due to our Irish heritage, I also use March STEM activities as a way to keep students motivated and excited about learning during a time…
Do you struggle to come up with fun and engaging Valentine’s Day activities for your students that won’t create chaos? Valentine’s Day can be fun in the classroom but without a solid plan, it can be chaotic. I like to plan my Valentine’s activities to be fun and engaging and a little bit different than…
Introduction Happy Leap Year! Leap Day only happens once every four years and it’s a special occasion that deserves to be celebrated. In my classroom, we celebrate with a whole day of Leap Day Activities. In science, we do an engaging, team-building Leap Day Leap Frog Catapult STEM Challenge. This challenge not only adds an…
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