Sports themed steam activities

Engaging sports activities are the way to go! In the fall (or anytime) you can keep students involved - STEM, Escape Rooms, and reading passages all sports-related.

Are you looking for easy and engaging Sports ideas for STEM? I have you covered, but first... Ready for some truth? About a year ago I was looking for ideas for Thanksgiving STEM projects to complete a STEM by the Month series. Everything I found was about turkeys and Pilgrims and the Mayflower. It also really

Cool Science Projects - Ski Jumping Straw Rockets - JDaniel4s Mom

EURO 2024 is about to kick off, which seems like a good time to share some football-themed science experiments and sporty STEM Challenges. These ten

A collection of activities for a balls theme in your preschool or pre-k classroom. Activities for a ball unit to along with your TSG balls study.

The summer Olympics are coming up! This is a great way to get students or kids involved in learning! What do you include? You can include Venn diagrams, books, KWL charts, traditions, STEM and so much more to your lessons that relate to summer sports. Because students are seeing the events at home, they will be more engaged in your lessons. These are my favorite Summer Olympics activities for kids!

So many fun sports crafts and activities to do during a week of summer camp! Sports Week is a great theme for kids of all ages!

Are your elementary students ready to compete in a STEM classroom version of the Winter Olympic Games? We’ve put together 6 of our favorite winter sports into a Winter Games STEM Bundle to help get your students excited about the Olympic Games and also engage them in hands-on STEM challenges. Your students will learn about a variety of sports played in the Olympics, build games, and compete to win in their own Winter STEM Games. These challenges are sure to be a classroom favorite!

Engaging STEM Activities, Math resources, and Escape Rooms will help fill up your month of March! As teachers, we know the longest month of the year is March. I know many of you think it is January or May. But I think it's March. March often brings Spring Break, which is typically the

The Winter Olympic games will be here before we know it! The first modern Winter Olympic games began in 1924 and are held every four years, alternating with the summer games on a two year cycle. There were 5 sports represented at the first winter Olympics, broken up into 16 different events. The original five Winter Olympic sports (broken into nine disciplines) were Bobsleigh Curling Ice Hockey Nordic Skiing (including military patrol, cross-country skiing, nordic combined, and ski jumping)…