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Egg Drop Challenge, Easter Egg STEM Activity, No Prep Stem Challenge, April STEM

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This Egg Drop STEM challenge is designed to help your students think outside the box and learn how the world works. This April STEM lesson helps students explore the engineering design process using common materials. The STEM Process:Present the STEM challenge: Construct a contraption that will protect the egg when dropped. Materials NeededWe've included a list for material recommendations, but this challenge can be done with materials you have on hand, foil, straws, tape, popsicle sticks, pi

1st - 2nd

Engineering, Science

NGSS

K-2-ETS1-2

, K-2-ETS1-3

, K-2-ETS1-1

Also included in: April STEM Challenge - Easter Science STEM Activities - Earth Day and Spring

Jellybean STEM Tower Building Challenge | Spring Toothpick Engineering Activity

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Caffeine and Classy

Get your students engineering with candy this spring! This hands-on jellybean STEM challenge invites kids to build towers using jellybeans and toothpicks while exploring shapes, structure, and problem-solving.WHAT’S INCLUDED:• “Jellybean Construction Zone” building mat with 3D shape reference • 1-page teacher directions • ONE PAGE student directions, checklist, & recording sheet for planning, building, and reflecting • Easy-prep format—just print and add jellybeans and toothpicks! SKILLS COVER

K - 3rd

Engineering, Other (Science)

Also included in: Jellybean Activities Bundle for Spring | Math, Science, STEM, Writing & Craft

Peep Dream House STEM Building

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Teachinglittlewonderz

Looking for a fun, spring STEM building activity? This is the perfect one! Challenge students to design a dream house for a peep! They will work in groups to plan, build and reflect on building a house made of toothpicks and jellybeans! Perfect teambuilding activity! Comes with a few extra activities including a writing prompt, reading about Peeps and some math pages! **Students can use as many toothpicks and jelly beans as you would like them to have. I didn't really count or limit them.

1st - 6th

Engineering, Other (Math)

Easter Magnetic Tiles Cards | STEM, Fine Motor, Light Table

Created by

lasitaveronica

Looking for a fun, engaging Easter activity perfect for teaching geometry to preschoolers?These Easter Magnetic Tiles allow children to recreate typical Easter figures using magnetic tiles, fostering logical thinking, fine motor skills, and spatial awareness. This material is ideal for preschool, special education, early elementary school, pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade.Perfect for use in learning centers, math centers, work tables, math and logic activities, morning trays, or as a rein

PreK - 2nd

Engineering, Geometry, Vocabulary

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