Primary stem activities

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.

Kindergarten blog for teachers in the classroom. Ideas for homeschooling as well. Free files to your with your students.

Build a wind-powered car in this fun engineering project.

Teaching your children science doesn't have to be complicated. Here is a simple experiment that toddlers and preschoolers will love.

Create this fun Button STEM Activity Challenge with your Kids. A quick activity that challenges your child's fine motor skills and critical thinking skills.

This rocket-making experiment will teach your kids about physics concepts like pressure, gravity and acceleration, and they'll have so much fun pretending to be little astronauts in the process.

Illustrate data! Use the shape of a line graph as inspiration for kids’ art. I first came across the of idea of illustrating data, or using a line graph as the inspiration for an artwork, when an awesome barrier reef line graph artwork by Jill Pelto popped up on my Facebook feed. Not only is …

Vibrations from sounds can make the coolest patterns. Make your own Chladni plate and see what patterns you can create.

Baking soda and vinegar experiments are huge at our house! I'm constantly out of one or the other and have to keep a stash hidden from my little scientists. They love to watch the chemical