Stem boxes

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It's the perfect time to introduce your students to some fun, hands-on STEM learning toys. These are great for developing critical thinking and problem solving skills as well as fostering creativity. All are under $20 and perfect for STEM centers, indoor recess, morning work, STEM Friday, and early

Want to to incorporate STEM activities in your elementary classroom? Here is a great start: 10 Must Have STEM materials for every classroom-TheAppliciousTeacher.com #STEM #ElementarySTEM #STEMsupplies

Want to encourage a love of science? Spark some new curiosity? These educational subscription boxes are a great way to encourage ongoing learning. They make a great grandparent gift!

If you’re looking for fun and engaging 1st grade STEM activities (science, technology, engineering, and math), you’ve come to the right spot! 1st grade is such a wonderful time of growth and learning, and these simple activities are the perfect way for students to expand their knowledge of the world around them! They are perfect for STEM boxes, science centers, or early finisher activities!! #1stgradestem #firstgradestem #stemactivities #stemcenters #stem

Teaching Second Grade's students absolutely love to work on STEM projects. This week’s stem activity was to build a house, or a structure, of cards. I got this activity from Brook Brown ~ Teach Outside the Box. It’s currently my favorite STEM project for elementary grades.

Here is a review of the perfect STEM / STEAM Picture Book, Boxitects. Has strong females. Cooperation theme and STEM Activities and craft included.

Category: Preschool

The Ultimate Guide to STEM Bins! Teacher hacks and tips for making STEM bins that rock. SO many helpful freebies in this post!

When you pass out base ten blocks or linking cubes to Kindergartners for the very first time, what do you expect that they might do? Chances are, it is inevitable that they will immediately begin building towers, structures, and patterns without being prompted. In fact, it is a "common ground rule" that early childhood teachers must ALWAYS give their students ample time to explore, play, and build with manipulatives before attempting to use them as instructional tools.