Stem classroom organization

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It's time for another year! Another art teacher gave me this idea- take photos of how the supplies are supposed to look so that it's easier during cleanup! I found these art star rules on Pinterest [and tweaked them to work for me]. We have a detective theme this year at school, so I decided to embrace it with this mystery artist board. There are 3 suspects with some information about each one and a few clues. I took some of my bulletin boards for my "Art Around the World" board and the…

The following is a guest post from Erik Murray , a 6th grade STEM Teacher. You can watch his Video Session on this topic in The Elementary STEM Teachers Club Membership . So, it happened; you survived one of the strangest school years on record. You became a Zooming, Flipgriding, Googl

Come learn how to create a STEM Makerspace in your classroom! I have some tips and ideas for how you can have a functional and organized room for your elementary students. You will also learn what kind of activities, challenges, and projects your students can make. These simple hacks will make life easy throughout the year.

One of the BEST things I ever did was start a Facebook group just for STEM educators. It is by far the best Facebook group I have ever been a part of. Why?

STEM teachers know that one of the most important tools in the STEM/Maker space isn’t a tool at all—it’s having solutions for storage. Check out this post on the Carly and Adam blog to find out the best STEM storage hacks for your classroom. Click to read more.

Would you like to spend more time on the joy side and less on the frustration side of STEM teaching? Me too! Let’s talk about classroom management strategies in the STEM classroom. I hope you finish reading this feeling like you can “let your hair down” and truly enjoy all of your future STEM lessons!

I did some work in my classroom this summer because, let's be honest, there is a lot of pressure out there to have an adorable, perfect, Pinterest ready classroom. After seeing all the gorgeous classrooms on Pinterest and Instagram, I was feeling a bit embarrassed about mine. I teach in a VERY old building. I have been in this classroom for over 12 years. I am STILL throwing out things left from previous teachers. So, before I tell you about my favorite spaces in my room, lets get a little…

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