Stem arts and crafts

Fun STEM activity for outdoor play and makes a great science lesson! (Includes a printable rocket template).

How to Make a Pom Pom Shooter. This is a fun STEM activity for preschool and kindergarten kids to make. #stem #preschool #kindergarten

Are you ready to embark on a creative adventure with a DIY kaleidoscope that will captivate your imagination and dazzle your eyes?

Circuit Flowers explore circuit science in an easy way for elementary to teens. Learn art, chromatography, diffusion, engineering and more.

21 awesome STEAM activities to try with your students!

Do you have craft sticks hanging around? Check out these 14 fun STEM activities with craft sticks to try with the kids. They are simple and loads of fun!

Why explain the anatomy of our hands and its movement when you can demonstrate it? This easy to make DIY Model Robot Hand is a great preschooler and grade school STEM activity perfect for homeschoolers to learn all about the mechanics of our hands.

Creativity Challenges and STEM: Get a free STEAM Challenge to help develop student creativity! Did you know that our creativity tends to decline as we get older?One way to combat this problem is… More

Science isn't drab! No need to stick to boring STEM activities when you can learn just as well with these colorful STEAM Art Projects!

Easy Fidget Spinner DIY (Free Template) - here is a great how to make Fidget Spinners without bearings DIY. The use super basic materials and are easy to make. It includes a Free Fidget Spinner Template (3 designs) and would be great Science Fair project idea (exploring property of materials, centrifugal forces and friction). Making this a fabulous STEAM project for kids, which is Cheap, Easy and Fun. Come make a simple Fidget Spinner DIY project with us today!!

Science and STEM Activities that use craft sticks to inspire learning in elementary students. Learn how to build a crossbow launcher, a harmonica, a Newton's Cradle, a catapult and so much more. All with budget friendly craft sticks (popsicle sticks) #craftsticks #popsiclesticks #science #engineering #stemactivities via @steampoweredfam

How to Make A Hoop Glider with Experimentary - Picklebums

Making Straw Rockets - Science for Kids

This DIY kaleidoscope using a toilet paper roll is a fun science activity and craft that teaches all about light, symmetry and reflection in a hands-on way. Younger children might need help with this STEAM activity, while second grade, third grade, fourth grade and up can do this STEM activity on their own. #stem #steam #scienceforkids #lightscience #craftsforkids #kidscrafts #handsonlearning

Everyone will have a blast with this DIY Lego parachute! It's one of the best summer activities for kids to make at home, at Bible School, or in the classroom. Put together this DIY craft with coffee filters and string. Then have fun with the LEGO STEM activity outside when the kids play with their creation. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten and elementary schoolers!

Awesome collection of St. Patrick's Day science activities that kids will love! Learn rainbow science and create rainbows using water, paper, CD's, candy, slime, and more! This fun kids' science for St. Patrick's Day is perfect for science centers or classroom parties. Use rainbows, leprechauns, and shamrocks to learn!

STEM Activities for Elementary Engineering Making a balloon car is fun and has lots of science and engineering in it. This was a terrific project. My students were given a variety of materials and asked to make a car that could be powered by a balloon. STEM projects for kids are a great way to introduce students to design thinking and engineering design process for kids.

Inspire kids to develop skills in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math with these 16 Toy Making STEM Projects. Kids will love to make, learn and play!

Five engineering challenges for kids – with wooden clothespins, binder clips, and craft sticks! It’s a simple STEM activity that kids of all ages will love. Move over, expensive building sets! These simple materials were a huge hit with my boys. The first time we got them out, Owen (almost 7) spent well over an […]