Stem halloween activities elementary

Countdown to Halloween with these awesome Halloween STEM Activities for kids! Take the Halloween STEM challenge today.

If you are teaching science and want some October STEM challenges, try these NGSS-aligned hands-on October STEM activities with your class!

Halloween is such a fun holiday! Costumes, Candy, Games, and Snacks make for one of the best classroom parties of the year! It's also a great opportunity to sneak in some solid education without students even realizing it! STEM Activities are so much fun—learning feels like play. Working through the STEM engineering process, students problem solve in groups and find solutions to various challenges. I LOVE to see students getting excited about an idea and working through different obstacles…

Do you need Halloween STEM activities for your early elementary classroom? Today, I’m sharing my favorite Halloween STEM activities for kids. This pumpkin STEM challenge does require some materials and prep. Your elementary students will love catapulting candy into the air. This is a great partner activity or group activity, and it works well if you have a buddy class in an upper elementary grade too. Elementary students will love designing and testing this candy catapult.

October is FINALLY here, which means that it’s time to pack in all the Spooky Halloween STEM fun! Whether you’re teaching STEM in person, virtually, or both, I’ve got you covered with 7 low prep elementary challenges that will quickly become your kids’ favorites! So let’s dive in with some exciting force and motion activities,...

Are you looking for something to do in your elementary classroom this Halloween? Check out these engaging Halloween science activities that are easy and fun to complete!

Science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math, oh my! These Halloween STEAM projects for kids will not disappoint!

Engaging and FUN Halloween Science Activities for your elementary classroom. Students will love these spooky Halloween science experiments!

Spider Parachutes are going down (or up!) with my kids this week! . Spiderlings of some spider species make parachutes out of their silk in order to dispersea process called ballooning. In doing this spiders have traveled from a few meters to hundreds of kilometers! Soon after hatching the spiderlings stand on their tippy-toes and release a few strands of silk. These strands automatically form a triangular shaped parachute that catches the breeze and lifts them in the air! . YOUR MISSION…