Year 3 stem activities

Do you want to add STEM Activities to your classroom or use at home this year? STEM for the Entire Year includes over 65 Challenges that will engage your students as they go through the engineering design process. Enough to last you the whole year! Great for 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade students.

Are you looking for more ways to include STEM and STEAM activities into your early elementary classroom? This blog post talks all about the difference between STEM vs STEAM and 5 of my favorite STEAM and STEM activities. STEM education focuses more on scientific concepts for children, while STEAM education introduces more of a creative process when looking at problem based learning methods. Learn how to include both with these hands-on learning activities in the classroom.

Discover how to introduce preschool STEM activities to preschoolers in a simple and fun way - science, technology, engineering and math!

History STEM activities and challenges for the classroom ensure students have a hands-on way to learn history material of the world.

Use STEM engineering activities in elementary school as a fun, engaging, and meaningful way to tackle the Next Generation Science Standards.

Keep your students engaged and excited during the end of the school year with these fun STEM activities they will love! Perfect for your kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rade grade students during the final weeks of the year. Some of these STEM activities include Grillin' and Chillin' Challenge, Diving Board STEM activity, water bottle holder for Field Day, Twist and Turn STEM Challenge, and Graduation Cap for End of Year activities. Celebrate the end of school with these engaging STEM…

How high can you build? Your kids will love this STEM challenge and it requires little to no prep from parents/teachers. Start building today!

The end of the year is the perfect time to incorporate hands-on projects and cooperative activities. The following are my top 5 favorite projects to keep students motivated and engaged in learning up until the last day of school.

Did you know that STEM activities are a great way to build classroom community and teamwork at the beginning of the year?Unfortunately, STEM challenges can tend to be used as a classroom competition where students and groups are competing against each other. While classroom competitions can be fun, the goal of STEM should be to encourage a growth mindset in students.How do we accomplish this?

Looking for a free STEM activity for the elementary classroom? Teachers are loving STEM because it's fun, hands-on, and engaging. The challenges are great for team building. This challenge is free and easy to implement. Great for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders. I usually use this challenge for back to school stem, but it can be done at any time. Students will have a great time working together to discuss, design, build, and reflect.