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Super Strength Magnet Race | Force & Motion | Science Lab (Paper & Digital)
🧲🏁 Super Strength Magnet Race Experiment – Spring & Summer STEM Science Lab⚡ Get ready to race with the power of magnetism! ⚡ Engage your students with this exciting, hands-on Super Strength Magnet Race Experiment, where they will explore magnetism, force, and motion by building and racing objects powered only by magnetic attraction—no touching allowed! Perfect for spring and summer STEM activities, this high-interest lab allows students to investigate how non-contact forces work while
1st - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Solar S’mores Oven | Thermal Energy | Science Experiment (Paper & Digital)
☀️🍫 Solar S’mores Oven Experiment – Spring & Summer STEM Science Lab🔥 Turn sunshine into science (and s’mores!) with this hands-on Solar Oven Experiment! 🔥 Get your students excited about solar energy, heat transfer, and the scientific method with this engaging, real-world STEM activity! In this Solar S’mores Oven Lab, students will design, build, and test their own solar ovens using simple materials while exploring how the sun’s energy can be used to cook food. Perfect for spring and s
1st - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Summer Activity : Mini Garden Journal
Turn your young scientists into garden detectives! This printable Mini Garden Journal guides students as they plant seeds, track their growth, and reflect on what they observe—day by day. With clear prompts and fun illustrations, this journal builds observation, prediction, and data recording skills. Perfect for classroom windowsill gardens, outdoor learning, or take-home science kits. Aligned to NGSS and ideal for spring or Earth Day projects! Includes: Planting & observation log pagesDraw &
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, General Science
Groundhog Day STEM - Groundhog Day Science - Groundhog Day Shadows Art & Science
This Groundhog Day STEM challenge engages students in exploring light, shadows, and design through hands-on experimentation and creative shadow art. Bring Groundhog Day to life in your classroom with this versatile STEM and science activity combining both printable and digital Google Slides™ resources. Perfect for grades 2–8, this resource is packed with NGSS-aligned lessons, editable templates, and extensions for a variety of classroom settings. How It Works:Students work individually or i
2nd - 8th
Basic Principles, Engineering, Visual Arts
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K-2-ETS1-2
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Earth Day Pollution – Dr. Seuss Themed Science Experiment (Paper & Digital)
💧 “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot…” bring environmental science to life in your classroom! 💧 Celebrate Earth Day with this highly engaging, hands-on The Lorax-inspired science experiment that helps students explore pollution, water filtration, and environmental conservation in a meaningful and memorable way. In this interactive STEM lab, students will create polluted water, then design and test their own filtration systems to clean it—making real-world connections to w
2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Also included in: Dr. Seuss Themed Science Lab Bundle – 5 Hands-On STEM Experiments!
Turkey Feathers and Forces STEM Science Activity (Paper & Digital)
Make your November and Thanksgiving lessons unforgettable with this Turkey Feathers & Forces STEM Activity—a creative engineering challenge that blends science, problem-solving, and holiday fun! Students design a turkey parachute using coffee filters, paperclips, and string, then test how air resistance and gravity affect its fall. This hands-on activity builds understanding of force, motion, air resistance, weight distribution, and the engineering design process, all while keeping students en
1st - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Hears a Sound – Dr. Seuss Themed Science Experiment (Paper & Digital)
“A person’s a person, no matter how small” – and sound waves are everywhere, no matter how small!Bring Horton Hears a Who to life with this interactive, hands-on science experiment exploring sound waves, vibrations, and how sound travels!In this low-prep STEM activity, students will build their own string telephones, experiment with sound transmission, and observe how vibrations create sound—all while connecting to the beloved Dr. Seuss story. Perfect for Read Across America Week, STEM
2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, General Science, Science
Also included in: Dr. Seuss Themed Science Lab Bundle – 5 Hands-On STEM Experiments!
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