Sarah's STEM stuff

Give your students a day in the life of a secret agent with this Spy STEM challenge. In this Spy STEM activity, students follow the engineering design process to research and build their own periscope. Or they can follow the included instructions and template to build a periscope. This activity immerses your students in the adventure by introducing the mission with a Classified Memo, includes a customizable Spy ID card for each student, and a Spy STEM mission sticker for each student when they

Give your students a day in the life of a secret agent with this Spy STEM challenge. In this Spy STEM activity, students follow the engineering design process to research and develop their own secret code to send a message. This activity immerses your students in the adventure by introducing the mission with a Classified Memo, includes a customizable Spy ID card for each student, and a Spy STEM mission sticker for each student when they complete the mission. What's Included?Classified Spy Memo t

Give your students a day in the life of a secret agent with this Spy STEM challenge. In this Spy STEM activity, students will build a self propelled basket to move across a zipline as fast as possible. Differentiate your mission – students can either build a basket propelled with a balloon or a rubber band powered propeller. This activity immerses your students in the adventure by introducing the mission with a Classified Memo, customizable Spy ID cards for each student, and a Spy STEM mission s

Give your students a day in the life of a secret agent with this Spy STEM challenge. In this Spy STEM activity, students will build a catapult to knock down their target. This activity immerses your students in the adventure by introducing the mission with a Classified Memo, customizable Spy ID cards for each student, and a Spy STEM mission sticker for each student when the complete their mission.. What's Included?Classified Spy Memo to Introduce the MissionSpy STEM Planning Pages – following e

In this fun hands on activity, students learn about reverse engineering by taking apart toy cars to see how they work. Your students will take apart simple pull back cars – when they are pulled back they wind up and when released, they move forward. After taking them apart, students have to figure out how to put all of the parts back together correctly so it works again. This is a great STEM activity to introduce engineering and is also great to learn about potential and kinetic energy. Materia