STEM Bins® Seasonal Task Cards – STEM Activities: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Students can use a STEM Bin® with a building material of their choice to construct as many seasonal structures as possible.
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Students can use a STEM Bin® with a building material of their choice to construct as many seasonal structures as possible.
These Share & Tell Prompt Cards for Morning Meeting are the perfect go-to for building your classroom community. They are also great for “Getting to Know You” Activities for Back to School!
These challenges are designed specifically for fourth grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!
The original STEM Bins® and STEAM Bins®STEM Bins® and STEAM Bins® for K-5th Grade are the ideal hands-on, play-based STEM activities.
These challenges are designed specifically for third grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!
These challenges are designed specifically for Kindergarten students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, engineering, and math standards!
These challenges are designed specifically for second grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science, math, and engineering standards!
These challenges are designed specifically for first grade students and align with crosscutting NGSS science and engineering standards!
The following All About Me pages are perfect for a Back to School activity, Student of the Week project, or Literacy Center!
These Back to School themed STEM/STEAM activities are perfect to engage your elementary engineers at the beginning of the school year! Three STEM challenges and one Bonus Brainbuilder are provided and can be completed as stations or in isolation.
The following activities and organizers are designed to be used as supplements to the popular children’s book, Rosie Revere, Engineer, written by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts.
These End of the Year, Spring, and Summer themed STEM & STEAM activities are perfect to engage your elementary engineers in May and June!