Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
Nothing says summer quite like ice cream so I knew my kids would love to get their hands on these sweet ice cream math word problems! They’re a super cool way to sneak in a little math review on a hot summer day or just because. Scroll down to grab your freebie and then jump over to snag our editable math fact games for additional
Color-by-codes are a favorite in my classroom! I love them because the students are learning and they love them because they think they’re just coloring. These summer themed color-by-codes are perfect for the end of your school year or as review over summer break. Scroll below to grab the freebie and then hop over to grab our expanded form roll and write for more adding fun.
Ready to make water walk to form a rainbow?! There’s no better way for little scientists to learn about capillary action and color mixing than by making a walking water rainbow. This science activity is so easy to set up and the results are almost immediate, which makes it a favorite among my kiddos. Getting Ready To prep, I gathered our supplies: 6 wide mouth glasses or jars Paper
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.
This valentine box STEAM challenge is a wonderful way to encourage students to build design and engineering skills. Send it home as a family STEAM activity or send it up as a STEM center – either way, it’s sure to be a hit! Getting Ready First, you’ll need to decide if this will be done at school or at home. If you’re doing it in
Number sense is such an important skill for children to develop. And understanding the concept of place value and representing numbers in different ways is essential in building that number sense. This super cute snowman is perfect to use for number of the day practice, morning work or math centers and is easy to differentiate for all learners in your class! Getting Ready To prep,
The final Christmas countdown has begun so it’s the perfect time to add some festive holiday activities to your math centers. These playful Santa clip cards are a motivating way to practice telling time to the hour and quarter hour. They’re the perfect compliment to our best selling Christmas Activity Pack! Getting Ready To prep, I simply printed out the Christmas time clip cards on
Mischievous little elves leaving encrypted notes for your kiddos? No problem! With this handy dandy Elf Secret Decoder, your little detectives can crack those codes and unlock the secrets of Santa’s little helpers. Our free elf decoders are the perfect compliment to our best selling Christmas STEM Pack! Making the Decoder Making the decoder couldn’t be easier. I just printed the PDF (below) on cardstock, cut
Christmas has come early this year! I’ve combined two of my favorite things – STEM and Christmas – into one powerhouse activity pack for kids. The five brand new STEM challenges are perfect to use with small groups or centers. From holiday geoboard designs to North Pole LEGO building challenges, these five STEM challenges are Saint Nick-approved! Grab your set in our shop or on Teachers
Help! The reindeer are getting ready to take Santa’s sleigh but they need to be in the correct order first. This fun Christmas printable is great for kids learning to sequence numbers. It comes in single digit, double digit, and triple digit numbers making it so easy to differentiate for kids from preschool to second grade! Getting Ready I’ve found that smaller manipulatives for kids
