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Force and Motion STEM: Sled Building
Sled Building STEM - Oh no! School is out for a snow day. The stores are closed, but the children want to sled. Help them by building a sled that will slide down the hill. Use your creative thinking because you can only choose from the available supplies and you must stick to the budget.
Your students will love learning about force and motion with this sled building challenge! This STEM covers several NGSS standards and promotes engineering thinking.
Suggested Plan of Implementat
K - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering
Also included in: Winter STEM Bundle
Rocket WebQuest: Interactive Research Adventure into the Science of Rockets
Launch your students into the world of rockets, space exploration, and aerospace engineering with this Rocket WebQuest. This is a fun and engaging digital research activity that’s perfect for upper elementary, middle school, or early high school STEM classes. Students will explore trusted online resources to answer guided questions tied to real-world rocket science and space history. What’s Included: Ready-to-use Rocket WebQuest Worksheet (editable Google Doc) Guided research questions coverin
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Engineering, Physics
Flying Santa Straw Rocket: STEM Activity Grades 1-5
Flying Santa Straw Rocket STEM Activity: Grades 1-5
1st - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering
STEM & Critical Thinking | Think Like an Inventor (TRIZ Method) | GATE
Are your students tired of the same old STEM building challenges? Do you need a zero-prepactivity that actually teaches them howto think, not just whatto build? Welcome to the "Think Like an Inventor" Series!This comprehensive bundle uses TRIZ(The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving)—the exact same innovation framework used by engineers at NASA, Samsung, and Boeing—adapted perfectly for middle-grade students (Ages 8-14). Instead of messy supplies and glue sticks, these engineering challenge
3rd - 8th
Basic Principles, Engineering
Also included in: STEM & Critical Thinking BUNDLE | Think Like an Inventor | STEM | GATE
Hands-On Activity Cards for Toddlers and Preschoolers | Engineering Art Nature
Set 7 of the print-and-laminate activity cards series brings 10 more incredible hands-on activities for children 18 month through 5 years. This set is packed with engineering challenges, secret science, nature art, outdoor play, and cooking that builds real life skills - all designed to be done with minimal prep using mostly household materials and zero worksheets. Print on cardstock, laminate, and keep building your activity basket alongside Sets 1 through 6 for a rotation that carries your fam
PreK - K
Basic Principles, Engineering, Physical Science
Newton’s Laws: A Fairy Tale Adventure | STEM + Depth & Complexity Lesson Plan
This lesson makes science fun and easy to understand with the story Newton’s Laws: A Fairy Tale Adventure by Sarah Allen. Students will: Read and discuss the story to learn about Newton’s Three Laws of Motion Try hands-on experiments with balls, toy cars, and rolling chairs Build a STEM rocket to see Newton’s Laws in action Use Depth & Complexity thinking tools to ask big questions and find patterns ✍️ Reflect, share, and explore extension ideas that connect science to real life
2nd - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering, Literature
Density Tower Lab | Montessori Chemistry Experiment | Hands-On Science for Upper
Turn abstract chemistry into a memorable hands-on experience with this Density Tower Lab. Designed for grades 4–6, this activity shows students how liquids and solids behave based on their density, making particle theory both visible and engaging. Students layer liquids such as honey, dish soap, water, and oil in a clear jar, then test different solids (coin, bead, paperclip, grape, popcorn kernel) to see where each one settles. By observing the separation of liquids and the placement of so
4th - 9th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physics
Light Signals STEM
Light STEM Challenge - Oh no! The new boat route has boats traveling close to the shallow water. In this STEM challenge, students will learn some of the practical uses for light signals. Build a tall light signal to warn the boaters of the dangerous area. They will use their creative thinking to solve the challenge of building a light house that is at least 18" tall using the available supplies. Students must stick to a budget. This STEM meets NGSS standards.
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1st - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering
Also included in: STEM Activities Bundle
Save the Ice Cube! – A Cool Insulation STEM Challenge for Curious Scientists
Turn your classroom into a science lab with this hands-on insulation experiment that gets students designing, testing, measuring, and thinking like real engineers! In Save the Ice Cube!, students investigate which materials keep ice from melting the longest while practicing scientific observation, data collection, and critical thinking. Save the Ice Cube Perfect for upper elementary and middle school, this engaging STEM activity walks students through the full scientific process: ✔ Choosing i
3rd - 6th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
Chocolate on the Brain
Students will learn they have a part of the brain that controls urges and wants called the hypothalamus, while another part of the brain controls rational, logical thoughts, the frontal-lobe, and either part can have an effect on the other; students will learn to manage their impulsive behaviors and understand that reasonable thoughts can lead to better choices.
4th - 7th
Anatomy, Basic Principles, Character Education
Convection Currents Lab | Montessori Science Experiment | Particle Movement
Make invisible particle movement visible with this engaging Convection Currents Lab! Designed for grades 4–6, this hands-on experiment demonstrates how heat energy affects particle motion by comparing warm and cold water. Students drop food coloring into both jars and observe the differences in how the color spreads, creating a vivid example of convection currents . Perfect for: Montessori classrooms – simple setup and a built-in control of error for independent exploration. Homeschool fami
4th - 8th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, General Science
Osmosis in Action: Water Movement Through Egg Membranes (Advanced/Biology/Hands-
This hands-on lab engages students in exploring the process of osmosis and water potential (Ψ) using de-shelled chicken eggs as model cells. By comparing changes in egg mass and volume in distilled water and corn syrup, students gain a clear understanding of tonicity, solute potential (Ψs), and cellular homeostasis. The activity reinforces key concepts in cell transport and helps students connect microscopic processes to real-world examples such as IV fluids, dehydration, and plant water balance
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Biology, Chemistry
NGSS
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-3
, MS-LS1-1
+3
Dry Ice Science: States of Matter Experiments That WOW! Holy Cow!
Want to blow your students’ minds while teaching science concepts that stick? ❄️ This Dry Ice States of Matter STEM Resource transforms your classroom into a science lab of wonder—while giving you everything you need to teach, assess, and engage! ✨ What’s Included Editable Slides – ready-to-go presentations to introduce and explain states of matter. Vocabulary Cards – reinforce key terms with visuals and definitions. Exit Tickets – quick checks for understanding at the end of the lesson.
PreK - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Butterfly Pea Flower Buffer Simulation Activity (Advanced Biology/AP/Worksheet)
This engaging activity introduces students to the critical role of buffers in maintaining homeostasis. Using butterfly pea flower tea as a natural pH indicator, citric acid as an acid source, and baking soda solution as a buffer, students investigate how biological systems resist drastic pH changes. Students will record data, construct graphs, and connect their results to real-world biological systems such as blood pH regulation, lactic acid buildup during exercise, and ocean acidification. Stan
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Biology, Chemistry
NGSS
HS-LS2-7
, MS-LS2-3
, MS-LS1-3
+8
Lab Safety PBL
The State Department of Education and Student Safety has just notified Middle School Science teachers of their current investigation into Science Lab Safety... Students will learn about Lab Safety as they creatively explore and complete this PBL.
3rd - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)
Engaging Arctic Google Slides | Animal Adaptation for Google Classroom™
Engage your students with this dynamic Arctic Google Slides resource!Looking for a comprehensive resource to explore the Arctic? These guided Google Classroom Slides are perfect for helping your students learn about Arctic habitats, animals, and adaptations. Dive into the world of the Arctic through a variety of fun and challenging activities. What's Included: ⭐️ Vibrant Google Slides Presentations: Captivating visuals that bring the Arctic biome to life, making learning both fun and acces
2nd - 4th
Basic Principles, Biology, Environment
NGSS
2-LS4-1
, 3-LS4-2
Do You Believe in Jack Frost? Crystal, Ice, Winter STEM Activity w/ A.I. Chatbot
❄Looking for Water --> Ice Crystals & the Importance of Water Fun FrAIday (that's Friday with some A.I. in it 😉) STEM activity that check multiple boxes including a January theme, Science, Artificial Intelligence, Winter Folklore, Multi-cultural, and Reading & Summarizing Skills? Looking for a safe way to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) in your technology lessons or reading activity with your upper Elementary, Intermediate and Middle School students or homeschoolers, but wan
4th - 8th
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, General Science
NGSS
3-ESS2-1
, 2-PS1-4
, MS-ESS2-1
+4
Push, Pull, Touch & Collide Science Labs | TEKS 2.7.A | Force & Motion
Bring force & motion to life with hands-on labs designed specifically for 2nd grade TEKS 2.7.A! This science investigation pack helps students explain how objects push on each other and may change shape when they touch or collide — through engaging, kid-friendly experiments. Students will explore how objects: ✔ Push each other ✔ Touch and change shape ✔ Collide and move ✔ Can be pushed by air These interactive labs build real science understanding with simple materials, clear teacher dire
2nd - 5th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Wilderness Warriors: Survival Skill 8 – First Aid for Survival
Teach kids to stay calm, think clearly, and take action in a crisis with this hands-on survival lesson. Survival Skill 8: First Aid for Survival is a printable, interactive guide that walks learners through basic emergency care skills using real-world scenarios, fun practice challenges, and smart safety tips. ✅ What’s Included: A kid-friendly first aid introduction 3 practical activities: 1. Make a Makeshift Splint (hands-on bandaging and support) 2. Create a Paracord Survival Bracele
2nd - 5th
Basic Principles, General Science, Health
Experiment Observation Record Sheet
My product is an Experiment Observation Record Sheet designed to help young students focus on scientific observation rather than interpretation. This resource guides students to record what they directly experience using their senses—what they see, hear, feel, and smell—instead of what they think is happening. The layout on page 1 includes clear sections for materials, steps, sensory observations, and changes noticed, along with a space for labeled drawings. This structure supports students
1st - 4th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, General Science
Balloon Expansion Lab | Montessori Chemistry Experiment | States of Matter
Make the invisible world of particles and energy transfer visible with this hands-on Balloon Expansion Lab. Designed for grades 4–6, this experiment lets students observe how gas particles respond to temperature changes, deepening their understanding of states of matter and energy transfer. In this activity, students place a partially inflated balloon in warm water and watch it expand as the gas particles gain energy. Then, they place the same balloon in ice water and see it shrink as pa
3rd - 8th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, General Science
Energy Choice Board
Students will pick an option from the choice board to complete using their knowledge of the types of energy learned in science.
1st - 12th
Basic Principles, Earth Sciences, Environment
NGSS
MS-PS3-4
, MS-PS3-2
, MS-PS3-3
+2
Animal Needs and Habitat Checklist and Study Guide
A research and vocabulary worksheet that introduces key science concepts including habitats, ecosystems, climate, adaptations, predator/prey relationships, and animal survival needs. It can be used as a study guide.
5th - 9th
Basic Principles, Biology, General Science
Also included in: The Art of the Animal Farm - Project-Based Learning Unit
Disturbance Ecology: Natural Disasters (Advanced/AP/Worksheet)
Overview: Explore how natural disasters reshape ecosystems with this in-depth, NGSS-aligned resource on disturbance ecology. Designed to develop systems thinking, this multi-part lesson guides students through case studies, ecological modeling, and evidence-based argument writing. Students will analyze the cascading effects of wildfires, floods, hurricanes, droughts, and volcanic eruptions on biodiversity, nutrient cycling, succession, and evolutionary adaptation—perfect for high school and adva
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Biology, Environment
NGSS
HS-LS2-7
, MS-LS2-5
, MS-LS2-4
+10
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