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Frosty's Beard for Santa STEM Activity for All Ages
Fun and engaging STEM activity to teach students about frost! All Ages!
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Engineering, General Science
Trash to Treasure STEM - GT - Depth & Complexity - Engineering - Simple Machines
This is the perfect project for GT, GATE, STEM, etc.! Just print the packet and go! Your students will love learning about the engineering process and simple machines. Depth & complexity icons are included throughout the lesson. This would make a great unit for Earth Day; but it could be used any month of the year! Your kids will be engaged while turning trash to treasure!
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Engineering, Environment, Physical Science
Reindeer Lava Lamp STEM Activity-All Ages
Reindeer Lava Lamp STEM Activity! Great for all ages and lovers of Christmas and Science!
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Chemistry, Engineering, Not Subject Specific
Santa STEM Challenges-4 Task Cards
Fun and engaging Santa STEM Challenges for all ages!
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Easter STEM - FREE Task Card
This Easter, add a hands-on Easter themed STEM activity for kids. Use a few simple materials for children to build and test a structure. The resources includes task cards to print and set up with the materials. You can also use the cards to create an Easter STEM kit. The task cards are included in color and black and white. There is also a link to a blog post describing how to set up the activity. Happy Easter.
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Engineering, For All Subjects
Spooky STEM Challenge: Maze or LEGO Build — Computational Thinking & Evaluation
Bring computational thinking to life with this hands-on, spooky-themed STEM challenge!Students choose between designing a Spooky Maze or building a Spooky LEGO Creation, using Post-its to plan, evaluation questions to reflect, and computational thinking skills to guide their process. Perfect for upper elementary through high school, this open-ended activity blends creativity, logic, and problem-solving — no coding experience required! Because computational thinking isn’t age-bound, students at
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology
STEM, STEAM, Engineering Challenge CRITTER CURATORS
STEM + Arts = STEAM
Critter Curators is a great hands-on activity that students of all ages will enjoy.
Wanted: Teams of student curators are needed to design a habitat exhibit on earthworms.
Students will enjoy working through four earthworm investigations to discover the perfect habitat for their worms. Students will engineer an exhibit that is visually appealing, informative, and habitat appropriate.
Teacher and Student Friendly! This product includes: Essential Question, Materials List,
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Engineering
Lollipop Flower Valentine's Craft & Guide FREE
The DIY Lollipop Flower Garden: A "Sweet" Valentine’s Day Craft & WorksheetBring a burst of color and a touch of sweetness to your home or classroom this February! The DIY Lollipop Flower Garden is an easy-to-prep, high-engagement activity that combines coloring, fine motor skills, and a delicious 3D surprise. This resource is designed to be a "print-and-go" solution for busy parents and teachers looking for a meaningful handmade Valentine or center activity. Children and even adults will love
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Engineering, Not Subject Specific, Other (Arts)
Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Engineering Challenge
Step into the imaginative world of Dr. Seuss with our Cat in the Hat Engineering Challenge! As your outdoor librarian, I'm thrilled to bring this hands-on activity to life right here in our library space. Participants of all ages will dive into the whimsical world of the Cat in the Hat as they work together to build their own towering hat structures using simple materials like cardboard boxes and tape. It's an engaging and creative experience that promotes problem-solving, teamwork, and, of cour
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Engineering, Visual Arts
Chinese New Year-Year of the Goat STEM Activity
Cut a small piece of carrot and insert a wooden skewer approximately 2 inches long into the bottom. Most of the skewer should be outside the carrot. Attach the card goat - optional. Place the skewer on the top of the bottle, it will fall over. Push the pointed end of two skewers into opposite sides of the carrot, and push a marshmallow onto the end of both. Place the carrot onto the bottle lid. It should now balance! Add two more marshmallow skewers to the carrot and see if it still balances. E
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Engineering, General Science, Not Subject Specific
Starting Line: Monster Maker │ Creative Drawing │ Squiggle │ Enrichment
Unleash wild imagination with Starting Line: Monster Maker! This squiggle-based creativity challenge invites students to transform a simple line into a monster of their own design—spooky, silly, strange, or completely unexpected! After drawing their one-of-a-kind creature, students complete a fun and engaging Monster File to develop its personality, powers, and backstory. Perfect as a creative warm-up, early finisher task, or Halloween activity, this low-prep resource sparks visual creativity,
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Engineering, For All Subjects, Visual Arts
Also included in: Starting Lines - The GROWING Bundle │ Creative Drawing │ Enrichment
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