Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
Worms, butterflies, and bugs… my kids are fascinated with anything that creeps, crawls or flies! Are your kids too?! This cute craftivity is a great way to teach children about the ladybug life cycle. From egg to ladybug, all four steps are included. Scroll down to grab your free ladybug life cycle wheels and then fly over and snag our Butterfly and Bug Pack for even
My students love seasonal centers and since we were talking all about bugs and amphibians, I knew had to create something “hoppy.” These frog numbers were the perfect spring addition to our math centers. Hop below and download the free printable and then leap over and pick up our flower symmetry sheets too! Getting Ready To prep this activity, I printed the cards on cardstock
Whether you’re in need of fresh STEM centers, early finisher activities or math games, this Easter Egg STEM Challenge is a must-try! Just grab a bag of plastic Easter eggs and you’re ready to stretch students’ learning in a BIG way. Snag your set below and then hop over to grab our popular Easter STEM Pack too! Getting Ready To prep the activity, I simply
Hunting down STEM activities for young kids can be overwhelming. It takes SO MUCH TIME to search through Pinterest piecing together ideas. But this activity pack will take all of the stress out of making Easter STEM centers your students will beg to repeat over and over again. Use the activities as party stations, set them out for your early finishers, or use them as
These St. Patrick’s Day STEM Challenges are a must-try! The set is perfect to use in STEM centers, math stations or as early finisher tasks for your little leprechauns. Grab your pack in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! Peek Inside All five of the activities teach kids important STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) skills. First up, build 10 Irish objects out of LEGOS.
We get a lot of rainy days in spring, but we don’t let that stop us from having fun! This raindrop ten frame counting center is the perfect addition to our spring math centers. It’s a great way for preschool or kindergarten students to work on counting and identifying numbers to ten while working with ten frames. Getting Ready This math center is a cinch
Baby animals are one of my VERY favorite things to teach about in the spring. It ties in perfectly with my life science unit and adds some cuteness and “aw!” factor to my lessons. These puzzles are a fun way to give your students some hands-on practice at matching baby animal names to the adults. (Who knew a baby turkey was called a poult?!?) They’re
Whether you’re practicing beginning addition or you’re pulling together a motivating dinosaur unit, these write and wipe addition cards are for you. Snag your free copy below and then hop over to add 7 more addition sets to your collection! Getting Ready Prepping the activity took just a few minutes. I printed the cards on cardstock to give them extra durability and ran them through
Pull out a box of candy hearts for some playful estimating practice this Valentine’s Day. It’s a fun sneak peek at our popular Valentine’s Activity Pack! Getting Ready Prepping the activity was as quick as it comes. I simply printed the estimation sheet (below) and grabbed a box of candy hearts. Easy peasy! Estimating Candy Hearts The download includes an option for kids to grab
These Valentine’s Day STEM Challenges are a must-try! Use a simple box of candy hearts to dive into weight, length AND science. Grab your pack in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! Peek Inside The math and science Valentine’s Day activities are perfect to use in STEM centers, math stations or as early finisher tasks. Students will compare 16 different combinations of candy hearts and common
