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How to Make a Rain Gauge

Make a Pi Day Bracelet or Necklace

Pi Day Activities and Lessons for multiple grades

Celebrate Pi Day!

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

30 Engaging Pumpkin STEM Activities

Kids love this chemistry activity for preschool through 5th grade. Use household items to show how a liquid and solid mix to form a gas. This is an artistic and colorful twist on the traditional baking soda and vinegar combination. Use for preschool science, kindergarten science, or for elementary science in your homeschool or classroom.

Chemical Reaction “Pumpkin Patch” – A Chemistry Activity for Kids

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