Little STEM Explorers

STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Use this STEM Bundle Fairytale Pack with students in K-3rd to get your students excited about STEM! Save BIG with this bundle pack. Save over 40%! Six multiple day, cross curricular lessons included: Lesson 1: Read one of the many versions of "Alice in Wonderland" or simply discuss the story. This lesson is designed to practice angles and architecture. It's a great way to incorporate math into literature! Students are then presented with the

STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Use this STEM design brief with students in K-3rd. Read one of the many versions of "Peter Pan" or simply discuss the story. This lesson is designed to practice engineering a watercraft that can travel across water and hold weight. It's a great way to incorporate hands-on science into literature! Students are then presented with the design brief and given the problem of helping Peter Pan engineer a boat. Included in this download: - Teacher'

STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Use this STEM design brief with students in K-3rd. Read one of the many versions of "Hansel and Gretel" or simply discuss the story. This lesson is designed to discuss map making. A great way to incorporate social studies into literature! Students are then presented with the design brief and given the problem of creating a 3D map. Included in this download: - Teacher's Guide (How To: Implement STEM) - Design Brief (Lesson Plan) - Criteria P

STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Use this STEM design brief with students in K-3rd. Read one of the many versions of "Alice in Wonderland" or simply discuss the story. This lesson is designed to practice angles and architecture. It's a great way to incorporate math into literature! Students are then presented with the design brief and given the problem of helping Alice get out of the hedge maze. Included in this download: - Teacher's Guide (How To: Implement STEM) - Design

STEM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Use this STEM design brief with students in K-3rd. Read one of the many versions of "Rapunzel" or simply discuss the story. This lesson is designed to practice designing and constructing a structure that will protect an object. It's a great way to practice a hands-on project in literature! Students are then presented with the design brief and given the problem of helping Rapunzel safely get to the ground. Included in this download: - Teacher

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This is one lesson from my Superhero STEM or STEAM bundle. Each lesson includes: - Directions on how to implement STEM or STEAM in the classroom. - List of materials needed to complete the activity. - Student Challenge Poster with criteria to follow as well as a bonus to try to include. - Mission poster used for discussion and anticipatory set. - Student planning sheet. - Reflection page for students to grade themselves and reflect on how they may have done the activity differently. Check out

Help your students by giving them "Tricky Multiplication Bands"! Wrap their wrist with a multiplication fact to help them memorize their facts. Even use these in a math center for student practice. Included in this product: - Tricky multiplication fact bracelets - Tracking Chart for up to 25 students - Award Slip to Go home after Mastery of each Fact Enjoy!

Enjoy these classroom posters to display STEM or STEAM! Choose from 3 different color styles.

Use this quick and easy slip to send home and keep your students parents up to date on homework grades. Do this half way through a grading term, so that parents aren't surprised when grades come around. Enjoy!