January steam activities for kids

Find out how to easily make a snowball launcher for indoor winter STEM. How far can you shoot those snowballs!

You and your kiddos get bored during the winter? This year keep them entertained with these mind-blowing winter activities and science experiments, ideal for preschool age and up. Have fun, teach y...

If you are looking for winter science experiments you are in the right spot! Here, you will find an amazing collection of experiments th...

Have fun this winter with a collection of winter STEM activities for kids of all ages. Winter Science, Technology, Engineering and Math activities for kids! Keep the kids engaged and entertained all winter long. #winteractivitiesforkids #stem #steam #stemactivitiesforkids #stemactivities #scienceactivitiesforkids #snowactivities #kidsactivities #snowscienceactivities #snowscience

Easy snowman craft, make a catapult and fire snowballs at snowman cardboard cups. A great winter STEM challenge. Learn about force and trajectory.

Grow giant crystal snowflakes with a bit of simple science. This winter STEM activity is a fun and easy project for kids.

Winter in an elementary classroom can either be full of fun and chaos or feel like it’s never going to end, so it’s important to plan activities that will hold your student’s attention from December to February. STEM activities are a great way to get your students excited about learning and incorporate some fun, hands-on […]

Find how to paint a watercolor snowflake with salt. A fun and easy salt painting for winter science and art.

Looking for ways to reenergize your elementary kiddos and yourself this year? The winter months are long and cold but these STEM ideas and challenges for January are just what you need. Your elementary students will love these activities that connect to the winter games, Martin Luther King Jr., New Years, and Chinese New Years! They are so fun they will truly bring the joy back into teaching!

Sometimes you have to just make that winter wonderland- especially if you live in the south! Before I share some STEM Challenges with you I have a little story... When I was a little girl my family lived in Germany. Snow was a constant in our winter lives. We walked to the bus stop in