Learning to code, much like learning a new language, opens doors to more creative projects and problem-solving skills. Giving students the chance to learn the logic and patterns of coding is a great way to introduce STEAM skills. There are many affordable apps and online programs that you can use to introduce foundational coding […]
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Furnishing Dynamic Learning Spaces for CTE Instruction
The type of furniture you choose for career and technical education (CTE) learning spaces can greatly impact the instruction that occurs there. You’ll want to invest in tables, chairs, and other furnishings that facilitate high-quality learning experiences for students instead of getting in the way of instruction. Here are some key strategies for doing […]
Inspire Outdoor Learning Through Inquiry
Curiosity abounds within young children. Tapping into that curiosity on a daily basis often requires a change of pace, topic, and yes, scenery! Regardless of where you live or the time of year, nature provides learning opportunities to engage children of all ages. Tips & Tools for Inquiry-Based Outdoor Exploration in Early Childhood Not […]
Women in STEM: Dr. Mae Jemison Facts & Discussion Questions
The STEM field has long been an area of study filled with men. This makes it even more important to educate all students about the women in STEAM and STEM fields who have made a mark on history. For this activity, you’ll introduce students to Dr. Mae Jemison, an engineer, physician, and former NASA […]
Outdoor Learning Activities: Improv Game Brain Breaks
The best part about improv games is that they require no special supplies or preparation. If you and your students bring your imagination and creativity, you can turn a few minutes into an improvisational brain break anytime and anywhere. Use these ideas for improv games to try with your students. Beat Spring Fever with […]
Wilderness Survival Lesson Plan & Activity Ideas
Learning basic wilderness survival skills isn’t about the likelihood that students will have to use them. It’s about exploring foundational concepts that give students self-confidence and knowledge to use in future decision-making. From building a fire and shelter to obtaining clean water, students can engage in these hands-on concepts inside or outside the classroom […]
Physics in Everyday Life: Examples for the Classroom
Physics, or the study of matter, energy, and the interactions between them, helps us to understand the laws and rules that govern the physical world. Not every student will grow up and study physics on a deeper level, but everyone uses basic physics concepts to navigate everyday life. Here are five examples to illustrate […]
Forensic Science & Fingerprinting Activities for Elementary Classrooms
Everyone has fingerprints, and they are unique to each individual person. Use this information to introduce fingerprinting activities and give your students the chance to explore basic forensic science. Whatever the weather, practicing critical thinking and fine motor skills is a great way to get students engaged in science. Teaching Kids About Fingerprints: What […]
Winter & Holiday-Themed Science Activities for Elementary Kids
Everyone looks forward to the holiday season. Why not incorporate that into your science class time through winter and holiday-themed activities. Physical science and winter weather go hand-in-hand, so check out these activity ideas around the ideas of mixtures and states of matter. Winter Holiday Physical Science Activities With the push for getting students […]
Choosing the Right Plastic Labware for Your Science Classroom
As technology has made it possible to create higher quality plastics, many scientists and lab professionals, along with science educators, have switched from using glass to plastic labware. Plastic may be a popular choice for science classrooms, but it’s still very important for science educators to look carefully at the quality and chemical resistance […]
Indoor Active Play Tools and Inspiration for Early Childhood
Play is one of many essential components of a child’s early learning and development. Active play in structured and unstructured activities is crucial to a child’s development of physical literacy. Check out these fun and unique active play products that can be used indoors! Fun Products for Indoor Active Play in Early Childhood Kids […]
Robotics and Coding Tools You Can Use in the Classroom
Students are growing up in a world filled with changing technology and educators can use their natural interest in it to bolster STEAM concepts in the classroom. Great tools make it easier than ever to introduce coding and robotics at school — start by checking out these teacher favorite robotics kits and sets. STEAM […]
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