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STEM Poster and Wall Display with Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
This high-quality STEM Poster makes a great start or addition to your STEM display on your walls. It is bright and colorful and utilizes colors that complement each other. This poster is 600DPI and quality fonts and images have been used to guarantee a superior print when it is downloaded. Complimenting colors have been used to attract your students and promote STEM. If you are interested in this product I have additional resources related to this topic that can be bought individually or in a bu
3rd - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Math, Science
LEGO SPIKE Prime Hopper Race Worksheet – Design, Build, and Test Your Robot Legs
Tired of students building robots that wobble, tip over, or move too slowly? This hands-on LEGO SPIKE Prime Hopper Race worksheet challenges students to think, design, and test better robot legs—all while learning real engineering principles! Designed to complement the Hopper activity from LEGO Education’s website, this worksheet turns trial-and-error into data-driven problem solving. Perfect for middle school STEM and robotics classes, makerspaces, or STEM clubs. What Students Do: Measure t
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Let's Explore STEM Activities Introduction Booklet What is STEAM First Day intro
Ignite curiosity and kick off your STEM journey with this engaging companion activity to the "Let's Explore STEM!" book! Perfect for elementary students, this comprehensive booklet answers the big question: "What is STEM?" in a fun, interactive way. Designed to be a seamless complement to the "Let's Explore STEM!" read-aloud, this resource is your go-to for introducing core STEM concepts and getting students excited for a year of discovery. This booklet is a great way to start an open discussio
1st - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
CCSS, NGSS
W.1.5
, W.1.8
, W.2.8
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Binary Code Keepsake | End of Year * Community * SEL * STEM Activity
Looking for a meaningful, hands-on end-of-year activity that builds classroom community AND introduces coding? This Binary Code Compliment Project combines social-emotional learning (SEL) with STEM as students create a personalized keychain or necklace for a classmate using binary code! Students will: 💛 Randomly select a classmate 💛 Choose a positive character trait that represents them 💛 Encode the trait into binary code (5-bit or 8-bit options!) 💛 Create a wearable gift using beads
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