Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
Did you know that you can inflate a balloon WITHOUT blowing air into it? In this simple experiment, young scientists use yeast to magically inflate a balloon. How cool is that?! Getting Ready We headed into the kitchen to grab all of our supplies for this science experiment: Clear plastic or glass bottle with a narrow neck (a water bottle or soda bottle work great) 2 Tablespoons dry
Adding three numbers together is a tricky concept – especially when you run out of fingers to count! To help my first graders dabble in this much needed skill, I whipped up a patriotic activity that’s perfect to use for the Fourth of July, Memorial Day or Labor Day. Grab your free set below and then hop over and snag our motivating color by code addition
LEGOs have stood the test of time. Even with competing video and computer games, most kids still love building with bricks. These fun LEGO STEM activities give children hands-on practice with science, technology, engineering, and math – skills they’ll rely on for years to come. Kids will have a blast with these LEGO STEM activities! They’re perfect for pre-kindergarten through elementary school. Use these LEGO activity ideas to inspire
These telling time STEM cards give kids hands-on practice with digital, analog AND elapsed time. The set saves you so much prep hunting down “just right” activities for a telling time unit. Grab your pack in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! Getting Ready Prepping the activity was quick and easy. I printed the cards on cardstock, laminated them and cut along the grey lines to separate the pieces.
Fact families are a great visual for helping children see the connection between addition and subtraction. Grab your free set of write and wipe cards below and add them to your math centers or morning work! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready Prepping this math center took very little time! I simply printed out the fact family cards onto cardstock for durability, then laminated
Need a fascinating, hands-on way to teach kids about density? You’ve come to the right spot! This oil and ice density experiment is an easy way to mesmerize students of all ages. Getting Ready Getting the oil and ice density experiment ready was very easy. First we made colored ice cubes. I mixed a few drops of blue and green food coloring into water and then
Geoboards are a motivating, hands-on way to work on so many STEM skills at once – 2D shapes, measuring, counting, angles, scaling… Add these free geoboard challenges to a STEM box or STEM center and then hop over and snag our Endless STEM Challenge Bundle! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready To prep, I simply printed the cards on cardstock and cut them
This green leprechaun toothpaste is a must-try science activity this St. Patrick’s Day. Even leprechauns need to brush their teeth after a long day of chasing rainbows, looking for gold, and pulling pranks! It’s the perfect compliment to our Super Cool Science Kit! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready We already had most of the supplies we needed on hand. The only special
Adding multiple numbers, let alone numbers in the hundreds, can be a bit intimidating for first graders. Thankfully, this fun roll and write math activity is a motivating way to make this tricky concept more concrete and visual. It’s great to use with our NO PREP Place Value Activity Pack! Getting Ready To prep the math activity, I printed out the recording page and the three dice
Looking for easy to follow and engaging STEAM activities (science, technology, engineering, art and math) for kids this Valentine’s Day?! We’ve got you covered with 14 projects that are great to use as STEM centers, whole class activities, Makerspaces or homeschool activities. Grab the instant download HERE! What is STEAM? STEAM activities (science, technology, engineering, art and math) are all the buzz in education. And for good reason! Thriving
