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How about a delicious math activity to teach the distributive property? In this STEM lesson, students learn about the distributive property using tasty M&Ms. Includes instructions, student worksheets, and CCSS for math.

This is a fun lab for learning about adaptations. Students will rotate between stations with different types of 'bird food' and use various tools designated as beaks to decide which one works best. Students will collect and interpret data, and graph their results. Great for science and math!

When we look at traditional models of the solar system, the distances between planets does not seem that great. In reality, the planets are millions of miles apart. In this activity, we’ll create a scale model to help show the immense distances between planets in our solar system. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Learn about levers and angles with this fun siege engine activity perfect for Halloween! Students will construct simple catapults with craft sticks and rubber bands, and compete to see who can launch a candy pumpkin the farthest. Includes NGSS and CCSS, teacher instructions, student data sheets, writing assignment, and a rubric.

The Dollar Store STEM series provides engaging, hands on instructional activities that can be completed using items from a dollar store. In this activity, use your critical thinking and engineering skills as you compete to build the tallest possible tower.

The Dollar Store STEM series provides engaging, hands on instructional activities that can be completed using items from a dollar store. In this activity, compete to see who can build the tallest tower from spaghetti and marshmallows!

The Dollar Store STEM series provides engaging, hands on instructional activities that can be completed using items from a dollar store. In this activity, learn how to create geodesic domes, shapes, and engineering.