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Built a model of an end-effector. This is like the end-effector on the ISS Canadaarm2. STEM activity for elementary grades.

Make A Model of a Robotic Arm End Effector

STEM Activity for kids, elementary age, middle school, or high school age. Build a snow plow and test different features. Who can make the strongest shovel? Who can make the best attachment mechanism. This is a super-easy, but FUN STEM challenge that uses common household or craft materials. Ideal for homeschool or classroom use #homeschool science #STEM

Awesome STEM Activity – Constructing a Sturdy Plow for Snow or Gardening

Ice experiment that demonstrates friction, heat as it applies to ice. Just a few steps and household materials. Add to a winter study, a friction study, or a studIce experiment that demonstrates friction, heat as it applies to ice. Just a few steps and household materials. Add to a winter study, a friction study, or a study about Antarctica. K-6about Antarctica. K-6

Hot Science – Ice and Friction STEM Activity for Kids

Extracting DNA from a pumpkin or other fruit and veggie is fascinating! It's a simple 6-step process, using common materials. Is ideal for homeschool or classroom. Makes an interesting science fair or co-op project. You can also use this process for extracting DNA from strawberries.

Awesome Science Activity – Extracting DNA from a Pumpkin

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Egg Experiment with Vinegar and Two Cool Twists

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Review of Smore Science Science Kits

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