Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
I’m embarrassed to admit it, but my stash of geoboards sat on the shelves for YEARS collecting dust. I didn’t really know how I could make them engaging for kids and I was too busy trying to keep up on my to do list to dive in and figure it out. I soooo wish I had these challenge cards back then!Just print them out and
Looking for an engaging way to teach graphs but not sure where to start? This is the answer! Children will love working with their classmates to create, read and analyze data. And because this mega bundle includes 5 pocket chart graphs for every month, children can practice the skills all year long. Pull out the activity for bell work, math centers or tuck it into
Hands-on math is always a hit with kids! These STEM challenge cards make it so easy to create a motivating measurement activity. Students will love discovering whether one pile of objects is heavier than another. Grab your free set below and then hop over to snag our complete weight STEM challenge pack in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting
Make addition exciting for kids with this playful color by code activity! Print your freebie below and then hop over and snag our Addition Fact Fluency Pack too. Getting Ready When it came to prep, this couldn’t have been easier! I simply printed the page and grabbed our batch of crayons. That’s it! We were ready to play. Color by Code Before handing over the
Tackle tricky teen numbers this spring with this colorful Rainbow Number Match! Then make sure to run over and snag our entire St. Patrick’s Day Literacy and Math Centers for more magical fun! Getting Ready Prep was super easy! I printed off the matching pages and slipped them through the laminator. Then I cut each puzzle in half to separate the pieces. Optional Rainbow Rice For added
Kids will have an awesome time building popular 2D and 3D shapes with these free STEM task cards! Just like our mega pack of toothpick structures and famous landmark cards, these STEM challenges use simple materials so you can easily create a STEM center or Makerspace. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready I began by printing the the task cards on cardstock to give them extra durability. Then I ran
Add a little love to math centers with this adorable Valentine’s themed odd and even sort! Scroll below to grab your freebie and then make sure to hop over and pick up our Valentine Number Puzzles for more heart-filled math. Getting Ready To prep the center, I printed it out and cut apart each of the number cards. Then I ran them through the laminator
Studying shapes can feel a lot like learning a foreign language to kids. Rhombuses, trapezoids, spheres… even the NAMES are tricky. But thankfully, with lots of practice, students can memorize not only their crazy titles but also all of the characteristics that make each one special. These 12 playful games make it fun for children to dive into 2D and 3D shapes once and for
Pattern blocks are such an easy way to incorporate STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) into the classroom! Just print the cards below, grab your blocks, and you’re ready to build kids’ design, problem solving and planning skills. Getting Ready To prep, I simply printed the cards on cardstock to give them extra durability and cut them apart with my scissors. Note: If you were
Tackle tricky teens with a batch of festive holiday puzzles! Then make sure to hop over and snag our Christmas STEM challenges for even more holiday fun. Getting Ready To prep the activity, I printed the cards on cardstock and laminated them for extra durability. Then I cut along the lines to separate the puzzle pieces. Since I was using the activity as a way to
