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This package contains a variety of teaching tools to introduce and guide the STEAM process with elementary students. Organizers are simple, concise, and developmentally appropriate, even for early childhood students. Use with interactive notebooks, STEAM journals, or on their own.
It has never been easier to engage your students than with the STEM engineering process, and now, you can connect STEM to a variety of writing genres to support Common Core State Standards for language arts.
These Thanksgiving themed STEM/STEAM activities are perfect to engage your elementary engineers in November! Three STEM challenges and one Bonus Brainbuilder are provided and can be completed as stations or in isolation.
These Halloween themed STEM & STEAM activities are perfect to engage your elementary engineers in October!
This pennant banner is perfect to display in your classroom to support STEM or STEAM instruction! Print pennants on cardstock, cut out, and/or laminate for durability. Tape and string together pennants using yarn or string.
This package contains both STEM and STEAM posters for your elementary classroom!
Includes 2 all in one STEM and STEAM posters, 5 individual posters, and 6 posters that display the sequence and questions for the STEM and STEAM process.
This product contains a STEM Mini Journal that is ideal for students in grades 1-5. The writing format is quick and simple, allowing more time for the STEM construction and collaboration process. Also includes suggestions for simple STEM challenges and construction materials.
This package is the perfect way to connect STEM/STEAM from school to the home! 12 engaging, open-ended STEM/STEAM challenges are provided to promote both inductive and deductive higher level thinking, one for each month of the year, along with a parent letter, planning and reflection forms, extension options, display sign, assessment rubric, and presentation guide.
This package contains a variety of teaching tools to introduce and guide the STEM process with elementary students. Organizers are simple, concise, and developmentally appropriate, even for early childhood students.