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Free STEM Websites for Grades 6-12: Middle School and High School

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These 40+ free STEM websites: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are for grades 6-12; middle school and high school. Hands on science

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Орнаменты-Рождественские Научные Занятия STEM

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Help kids explore and learn while having fun this holiday season with this super cool Ornaments christmas science experiments. In this Christmas STEM activities, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students will use a battery, magnet, and copper wire to make a motor to make free printable ornaments go around like a merry go round. This is a simple electronics project that will surely engage and impress students throughout the month of December. Don't miss this spinning science project that makes the best christmas activities for kindergarten.

Christmas STEM Activities

This simple christmas science project is such a cool December science experiment for preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 students. After decorating free ornament printable, children will build a simple motor with just 3 simple materials. This is such a fun simple electronic projects that is sure to WOW your students while allowing them to learn and explore with a Christmas activity for kids.

You will be creating a homopolar motor with this project. Don't worry, we will show you how to make a simple motor and it is not as hard as you may think! This just may be our favorite Christmas activity for kids we've done!

Christmas Activities for Kindergarten

All you need to complete this christmas themed science experiments are a few simple materials you may have laying around:
Supplies:
A quick note about safety. Please use common sense when using cutters and batteries as they can cause damage if not used and handled carefully. Also magnets are a known chocking hazard and should not be used by small children or any children without careful adult supervision.

Christmas Science Activities

Now to make your christmas science experiments preschool you will need to carefully snip off about 10 inches of copper wire. Now you are going to fold the wire in half and use your pliers to make a tight point. Now open up the sides to make a flat horizontal line. You just made the part the Christmas tree is going to spin on while sitting on top of the battery.

Leave about 2 inches on each side of the point and then fold the copper wire down 90 degrees. ( you basically making a box).

At this point you need to get the right hight. So put 3-6 magnets on the bottom of the double a battery (the side that is flat). You will stand the batterup on top of the magnets and your copper wire box will sit on top and going around the battery.

TO make your final folds, you will want to fold it (again at a 90 angle) in to complete the box. You need the last side to be parallel to the magnets to complete the circuit. Not toching, but on the same horizon.

Christmas science experiment

If you haven't already, scroll to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template. Have your child colour the ornaments with crayons, markers, and colored pencils.

In the set their are several sizes for your child to experiment with. You will want 4 ornaments your kid will color, cut out and tape onto the top right and left corner. Then turn over the copper wire box and use a rolled tape on two other ornmanets so you will see pretty ornaments as your merry go round science project spins.

Christmas activities for 2nd grade

See the box on top of your battery so that the middle "stand" is on the bump or plus of your battery. It should start spinning slowly at first and get faster and faster. If that doesn't happen immediately try these trouble shooting ideas:

use a different battery

make sure it is basically balanced (good kindergarten math skill!)

make sure the bottom ends are next to the magnets

Try turning the magnets around (still at the bottom)

Christmas science

This easy christmas science experiments is sure to WOW and impress children of all ages as they learn a little about trial and error, how electronics works, make a fun STEM project for December, and have fun learning! If you are looking for another fun way to explore using your battery, magnets, and copper wire - try our Spinning Christmas Tree Christmas STEM Activities.

Christmas Science Experiments for Kids

Looking for more fun Christmas science ideas? Check these out!

Electricity Experiments

Looking to explore electiricty further? Try these fun electricity projects.

Christmas Printables

Looking for more free Christmas worksheets to make learning fun for Kinders during December, you've got to see these alphabet and literacy activities!

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Christmas Science Experiments for Kids

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Ornaments-Go-Round Christmas Science STEM Activities ?

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WOW! Kids will be amazed by this easy Christmas Science Experiment where they will use STEM to make this activity with batteries, magnets, and copper wire.

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Free STEM Resources - STEM Activities for Kids

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Help your kids dive into the exciting world of science with these really FUN, Edible Science Experiments. There are so many colorful, silly, and fun edible science projects to explain a variety of principles. Use these edible projects with preschool pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th graders too. The hardest part is deciding which edible science to dry first!

Edible Science

What's better than a fun science experiment? Answer: An edible science experiment! Whether you want to learn about DNA, what makes up a cell, chemical reactions, ice cream in a bag, density, layers in soil, osmosis, and more - these edible science projects are a MUST try! Kids of all ages from preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6 are going to love these fun edible science experiments you can eat. Which of these edible experiments will you try first?

Edible Science Experiments

Kids will be amazed as they try out these different edible science projects that explore a variety of scientific principles!

In this Worms Science Experiment, the baking soda reacts to the vinegar and creates a carbon dioxide gas bubbles that form in the liquid and as they are released they cause the worms to move! This is such a fun way to explore acids and bases.

Edible Experiments

Have you ever tried making Ice Cream in a Bag? It is a fun and delicious summer activity for kids. But what does it have to do with science?

The mixing of the salt and ice makes a solution. The salt lowers the temperature at which water freezes and you will notice the ice melt as your ice cream ingredients start to freeze. Secondly, making ice cream also allows kids to explore the states of matter: solid and liquid. As you complete this experiment you will begin with a liquid and watch the chemistry take place, changing it into a solid - ice cream! This is also a good example of reversible change - watch as the ice cream warms up for it to go from a solid back to a liquid again.

Edible science projects

Edible food experiments

Kids will be amazed as they recreate the process that turns sand into glass but at a much more manageable temperatures with this Edible Glass Science Experiment.

Easy edible science experiments

This Kool Aid Crystal science experiment is made by making a sugary saturated solution which as it evaporates will form crystals. This edible science experiment is a fun way to teach kids about solutions, molecular bonds, and energy from Kool Aid, sugar and water!

Help kids remember the layers in soil with this fun, hands on food science

Edible science experiments you can eat

This Licorice DNA model is made by using four colors of marshmallow nucleotide. Each marshmallow along with the licorice double helix makes a fun, edible food project.

This Osmosis Celery Experiment will allow kids to observe how water travel through a plant by the process of osmosis. Although this is usually hard to see, because of the food coloring you will be able to watch the color move up through the plant as cells fill with the colored water during the process of osmosis.

Edible projects

The heavy cream you use to make the Homemade Butter Edible Science Experiment has a good deal of fat in it. The fat not only makes it delicious, but is essential for the science experiment as the shaking separates the fat molecules from the liquid. Eventually, the fat molecules clump together forming a solid - butter.

Gelatin is a mild-tasting protein derived from the collagen in animal tissue and it thickens liquids. Kids will be amazed to see how this simple powder can turn water into Lego Science.

Water beads are composed of a polymer that can absorb large amounts of water. A polymer is a very long molecule and can typically absorb many times their weight in water. After kids have watched the polymer "grow" in these Edible Water Beads they will have fun playing with and tasting this fun edible science experiment!

Kids will have fun learning about and recreating the different phases of the moon with this fun, hands-on and EDIBLE Oreo Moon Phases Activity with free printables!

In this Microwaving a Peeps Experiment kids will see firsthand what happens as the marshmallow warms the sugar softens and the air molecules arm which causes them to push against the edges puff up the Peeps.

In this Colorful Candy Science, the hard shell on the jelly beans is made with water soluble colors. (a fancy word for will come off with water) When the water touches the candy, the colors begin to dissolve off and run into the water. Because of the shape of the plate and the positioning of the jelly beans (or skittles), the colors move to the middle of the plate making a beautiful array of colors.

Edible science experiments for kids

Slime is not only fun to play with and EDIBLE with this Edible Slime Recipe, but it is also a great way to teach kids about non-Newtonian fluids. So what is a non-Newtonian fluid? It is substance that is neither a liquid or a solid - It can be picked up like a solid and also will ooze like a liquid. Slime changes shape to fill whatever container it is in, but will also bounce like a ball because of its elasticity.

Granulated sugar is made up of sucrose molecules that form a molecular chains. Water dissolves the bond between sugar molecules. In this Edible Crystal experiment you will super-saturate the solution with even more sugar by making the solution hot. As the solution begins to cool down the molecules will once again form bonds and create large crystals.

Edible Agate is a really cool kitchen science experiment that shows examples of property changes and chemical changes. You will change both the physical structure of the candy and the chemical structure by creating new bonds between different types of candy using heat.

In this Pop Rock Science Experiment kids will observe balloons inflate as the carbon dioxide bubbles inside the pop rocks are released because of the high fructose corn syrup in the soda and has no where to go so it rises - filling the balloons.

Kids will be amazed by this Exploding Watermelon Science Experiment where you will learn about potential and kinetic energy! This is a great WOW kids activity for summer and yes it is still edible after the experiment!!

So many pretty, fun, and outrageously cool science experiments for kids to taste and try!

Beth Gorden

Beth Gorden is the creative multi-tasking creator of 123 Homeschool 4 Me. As a busy homeschooling mother of six, she strives to create hands-on learning activities and worksheets that kids will love to make learning FUN! She has created over 1 million pages of printables to help teach kids ABCs, science, English grammar, history, math, and so much more! Beth is also the creator of 2 additional sites with even more educational activities and FREE printables - www.kindergartenworksheetsandgames.com and www.preschoolplayandlearn.com

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Всероссийский конкурс методических STEAM-решений в образовании - 2023

Всероссийский конкурс методических STEAM-решений в образовании - 2023 стартовал в Московском городском педагогическом университете. Конкурс проводится уже во второй раз и собирает на своих площадках педагогов из разных городов России, использующих в образовательной деятельности STEAM-подход.

Конкурс проводится по трем направлениям: "Дошкольное образование", "Начальное общее образование", "Основное и среднее общее образование".

Направление "Основное и среднее общее образование" включает номинации номинаций: "STEAM-игра", "Сценарий STEAM урока", "Учебно-методический комплект, пособие", "Авторская программа курса (элективного, факультативного)", "Исследовательский проект".

По направлениям "Дошкольное образование" и "Начальное общее образование" STEAM-решение может быть представлено на конкурс в одном из вариантов: STEAM-игра, STEAM-проект, тематический STEAM-проект в дополнительном образовании, STEAM развивающая предметно-пространственная среда, STEAM-модель.

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The holidays are the perfect time to engage your students with activities that you don't get to do during the regular school year. This Christmas STEM activity is a student favorite and perfect for engaging your students in engineering and math skills while also sneaking in some holiday fun.

STEM Focus:

The focus for this Christmas STEM activity is engineering and math, specifically measuring. You can easily add in a technology component by having the students record their data on a google spreadsheet, video their progress, or complete an online journal entry about the process and what they learned.

Materials:

Gumdrops (about 40 per group)

Toothpicks

Rulers or other measuring tools

There are a few different ways you can incorporate this activity in your classroom. With any engineering activity, you can provide more or less structure and guidelines. You can add in requirements that up the challenge or you can keep it pretty simple. For this particular activity, there are two main choices I choose from: a more advanced version and a "free for all" version.

Christmas STEM Activity Option 1:

This version is more advanced and has more guidelines that will require your students to think more critically, do more math, and do more writing. The students must start the task by creating a simple tree with four toothpicks and five gumdrops. They will measure the tree and record the measurement. Then, they will begin the main challenge: to create the tallest tree possible. They will measure their progress three more times: twice during and once for the final measurement.

After completing both challenges, they will calculate the difference between the simple tree height and their final tree height. Then, they will compare and contrast the process of creating the simple tree and the tallest tree.

Here is an example of a simple tree created with five gumdrops and four toothpicks:

Christmas STEM Activity Option 2:

For this version, there is no simple tree requirement and the students are only instructed to create the tallest Christmas tree possible with the gumdrops. They will measure their progress three times just like in option 1.
Click here or on the image to download the printable directions for both options to best help you complete this Christmas STEM activity in your classroom.
Here are some example trees that could be created. I have included printable examples in the download. However, I usually don't give my students any examples at all, so what they come up with is truly creative. What my students come up with is typically better or more unique than any example I could show them.

If you have your students complete this challenge and are on Instagram, I would love to see pictures. You can tag me (@jenniferfindleyblog) in the picture. 🙂

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How many ways can you engineer a Christmas tree! We have thought of a few fun ways to play around with Christmas tree STEM this holiday season that don't use just real trees! This icy Christmas tree STEM project was super fun and also a fun family activity. We had a great time piecing together this icy Christmas tree before it melted. Check out the unique ways that science and STEM can be a part of your holiday activities.

ICY CHRISTMAS TREE STEM ENGINEERING PROJECT FOR KIDS!

We invite you to follow along with our 25 Days of Christmas Science and STEM countdown! Check out tons of fun and easy ways to spend the days leading up to Christmas enjoying cool holiday theme STEM ideas

STEM is science, technology, engineering, and math or some combination of the core elements. Our simple icy Christmas tree STEM project fit in quite nicely as we explored science, engineering, and math. You could add technology in that we need the freezer to freeze our tree pieces! STEM provides many valuable life lessons!
MAKE SURE TO ALSO CHECK OUT: More Christmas Tree STEM Ideas!
This holiday season we are really going to explore some great new ideas including making homemade slime, eruptions, crystals, and so much more.
CHRISTMAS TREE STEM SUPPLIES
Different size containers are the most important part of your Christmas tree engineering project. We had to hunt through our cupboards and compare sizes to find the right ones. The only other items needed are water, food coloring, tinsel {optional}.

CHRISTMAS SCIENCE AND STEM

Make sure to take advantage of all the steps involved. You might not realize how valuable each of the steps really is to a young kid.

Finding the right sizes involves measuring, estimating, and putting items in the correct size order. You will find this to be a terrific problem solving and visual activity for young kids.

You can also talk about freezing water! Water is made of molecules that are constantly moving and bumping around. As the temperature drops the molecules slow down until they become tightly packed together eventually forming ice.

Did you know that water is a liquid, a solid, and a gas. Check out this simple water science experiment that shows this here. It's a super simple way to show how it all works.
Another easy way to build a Christmas tree, check it out here!
ICY CHRISTMAS TREE STEM PROJECT SET UP

Freeze water in each of the containers. We mixed in green food coloring and added tinsel for a more festive look. You can also dump in glitter and other Christmas themed objects for melting out later! See our Santa's Hands Ice Melting Science .

Next, prepare a surface for the icy tree parts. We used a large cookie sheet and put some parchment paper down. A sturdy piece of cardboard could also work. You may want to transfer to a bin after if your kids want to melt the ice with warm water.

When frozen, remove the ice blocks and get started. You can put on gloves if you want to.

Try squirting a bit of warm water will help set them in place better. This can be tricky, so you have to work on creating a stable base and use your building skills to get your tree lined up!

Good to have an extra set of hands available. When you are satisfied with your icy Christmas tree, have the kids use warm water to melt the ice!

Make STEM fun with themed and playful projects, experiments, and activities!

TRY AN ICY CHRISTMAS TREE STEM PROJECT FOR CHRISTMAS SCIENCE AND STEM!
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Articulated Grabber - Engineering Project for Kids: Have you ever dropped something behind the couch and couldn’t get it? Or perhaps your parents keep the best snacks on the top shelf, out of reach? If so, this project is perfect for you! This’ll extend your reach by over 30" (76cm)! I’ll show…

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If you are like me, you have spent hours trying out interactive biology websites, only to get frustrated and overwhelmed. Many of them are overly complicated, or require so many instructions that the message of the activity is lost to your students.

And then we lost Flash! That was a huge blow to me, and to science teachers all over the world! Compiled here are six of the best interactive biology websites. These online activities are well designed and easy for students to understand. Post includes tips for how to use the activities with your students.

Jump to the bottom of this list for my very favorite interactive biology website!

Topics include: Evolution, Earth's Climate, Cybersecurity, RNA, Clouds, the Sun. Educators Guides for each Lab provide a lot of great info and extra resources.

Students can log in as a guest, or easily create an account which saves their work to come back to later.

Each lab includes a sequence of video clips with questions students can answer and get feedback from. Students can submit their 'report' by clicking 'my lab report' at the top right, choosing the lab they are working on, and then save the webpage as a PDF ('print' then 'save as PDF' or Save to Google Drive). The PDF can then be sent to the teacher.

Interactive games align with the Labs and offer students another way to interact with content and go deeper with their learning. The games are involved, though not overly complicated, but will take time. Sometimes I have students just complete part of a game, rather than the whole thing.

To 'turn in' their work, I ask for a screenshot of their progress, which they can see by clicking the 'man' icon at the top left of the game screen.
Related: Easy, organized way to turn in Digital work!
Topics include: Genetics, Neuroscience, Plants, Cells, Evolution

Utah Genetics is one of the best free online interactive sites for Science...ever. The website offers articles, video clips, and interactives which teachers can choose for different levels and needs of their students. The resources are very well organized by topic and layer information, allowing you to go deeper, or stay simple.

When you select a topic, the button at the top right will bring you to some additional resources and ready-made student sheets. Keep it digital by letting your students complete the sheet online using Kami or some other PDF editing tool!

NOTE - Utah Genetics did take a hit when it lost Flash. Some of my favorite activities were lost. But there is still great content there, and from what I have heard they are working on replacing the Flash activities with something new! Fingers crossed!

Topics Include: Bimolecules, Evolution, Cells, Anatomy, Ecology, Genetics, and Anatomy

An amazing resource, full of videos, activities, and interactives that cover Biology and Ecology topics. The best part of Biointeractive: connection to the real world! Real science, real data, real experts in bite sized pieces that are easy for students to understand.

Resources are searchable by topic, type, and level. If you are looking for AP resources, this is a great place to find them!

Most articles and activities provide ready to use student response sheets in PDF form. Keep it paperless by having students answer on Kami or another PDF editor!
Related: Easy, organized way to turn in Digital work!
Topics Included: Populations, Evolution, Genetics, Cell Membrane Transport, Protein Structure...and much more!

Concord Consortium offers an awesome library of interactive biology activities for High School and AP Level Biology (as well as younger grades and other science subjects!). Finding what you are looking for is easy with the filters and search bar.

The interactive activities are fun and well made. They have been a life-saver in my classroom for helping students understand difficult concepts. My favorite ones to use are about Cell Transport - diffusion and osmosis. They really help students see what is happening on a molecular level.

Concord offers teachers a free account that allows them to create classes and assign work. Another plus: many come with a Teaching Guide to give you some extra info and support as you use them in your classroom.

Topics Include: The entire Biology curriculum!

So, this is not strictly an 'interactive' activity website...but it is online learning. Students move through a digital text book with integrated video clips and long-form questions to get them thinking about the text. Sprinkled in are some interactive images!

The most valuable part, in my opinion, are the Practice question sets. To get there, click the green button in the bottom right corner of any topic page. Students get immediate feedback if their answer is incorrect. A link pops up to direct them to information that will help them answer the question. Most are multiple choice, while some are fill in the blank or true/false.

The proficiency scale changes as you answer questions (see image below) which becomes very motivating!

The goal is to answer ten questions correctly - once you have done that, your done! Built-in differentiation! Teachers set up an account which allows you to monitor student progress!

My favorite Biology interactive website - BioMan Interactive:

Topics Include: Body Systems, Cells, Ecology, Evolution, Genetics, Scientific Method, Respiration and Photosynthesis

BioMan is my favorite biology interactive website because the activities are fun, simple, and focused. BioMan activities can be used as an introduction to a topic, as reinforcement or review. Each game includes information and built in question sets. Student answers are even recorded and stored on BioMan!

Teachers can create an account on the website. When students complete the activity, they have the option of emailing their score to you or submitting it to a registered teacher. When you log in to the BioMan account as a teacher, all of your student's work and scores are available in one place - it is great!

Do you have any favorite interactive biology websites? Let us know about it in the comments!

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Six Best FREE Interactive Biology Websites (that don't use flash!) - Teach Every Day

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If you are like me, you have spent hours trying out interactive biology websites, only to get frustrated and overwhelmed. Many of them are overly complicated, or require so many instructions that the message of the activity is lost to your students. And then we lost Flash!

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Десять бесплатных сайтов STEM для детей

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I'm sure you've heard about STEM. But if you haven't, it's an acronym that stands for "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math." Because of a desperate need for qualified individuals to fill job vacancies in STEM fields, there has been a HUGE push lately to introduce children to STEM and encourage them to fall in love with the field.

The job market is good. The pay is great. But if you're intimidated by science and math, or aren't really sure how those fields apply to the job market, it's hard to see yourself pursuing that in the future. STEM initiatives are helping children learn that it is challenging, it is rewarding, and it is FUN. The opportunities in STEM are endless and exciting - but how can you encourage your curious child if you yourself aren't STEM minded?

Thankfully, the internet's got you covered. Here are ten fun STEM websites that your child can explore for FREE. (Note: some may have a subscription option, but all have some level of free participation.)

NASA Kids' Club - Drive the Mars Rover, build and launch a rocket, or simply learn about space. This website is perfect for your future astronaut!

Kinetic City - A great collection of science experiments, games, activities, and challenges.

eGFI (Engineering Go For It!) - This website is more about information than games and is GREAT for your older child who wants to explore careers, learn about different STEM fields, and see what a "day in the life" looks like for people in different jobs. It's pretty text-heavy so it's best for your stronger reader who's more interested in learning than playing.

Code.org - Do you have a future programmer on your hands? Under the "code studio" tab, there are coding courses and activities available for kids starting at age four. FOUR!!! All courses are available at no cost. There's also plenty available for the high-school-aged student, too.

Kids.gov - This government-sponsored website includes games and science videos for kids in grades K-12. Let them loose in this safe environment and give them the chance to explore!

TechRocket - Whether your budding engineer wants to learn coding, game design, or graphic design, there are courses here to help them learn.

Funology - Geared toward younger elementary grades, this colorful site is packed with information and activities. (And mom, it's also got FREE printables to keep your child's math and science skills on track this summer.)

Try Science (Kids) - This has some fantastic science experiments you can easily do at home. Finding that your kids are bored this summer? Have them peruse the list of experiments and do one together this afternoon!

Weather Wiz Kids - Is your kiddo fascinated by weather? Then this is your spot! Information, articles, games, flashcards, and more - all weather, all the time!

Math Blaster - Do you have what it takes to save the galaxy? With your math skills, you just might! Check out this fun game - the trial version is free.

You don't have to be a genius to encourage your child to fall in love with STEM. There are lots of tools out there to help you. But if you really want to set them on the right path, partner with a school that places special emphasis on the STEM fields.

Summit Christian Academy in Cedar Park, TX is ready to set your child up for future success in STEM. Offering middle and high school robotics classes and competitions, along with a state-of-the-art science lab and technology available to every student beginning in Pre-K, your child will have qualified educators to walk beside them and mentor them as they explore the possibilities of a future in STEM.

Summit Christian Academy's STEM emphasis includes:

AP Physics

Dual Credit Astronomy

Engineering Class

Computers in every class beginning in PreK

Laptops and iPads available to every student

3-D Printer

State-of-the-Art Science Lab

PhD Physicist on Staff

Robotics Classes and Competitions

If you're looking for a Christian education that will both strengthen your child spiritually and prepare them academically, consider Summit Christian Academy. Check out their website for more information.

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I'm sure you've heard about STEM. But if you haven't, it's an acronym that stands for "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math." Because of a desperate need for qualified individuals to fill job vacancies in STEM fields, there has been a HUGE push lately to introduce children to STEM and encourage them to fall in love with the field.

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Rubber band helicopters are easy and fun to make. Learn how you can make one a home, and learn tips to really make them fly! Explore more STEM themed fun for kids.

I am always looking for fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities for my kids. I was thrilled when Galileo Camps sent me this fun rubber band helicopter kit.

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Update: This post used to include four printable activities, provided by Galileo. Sadly, Galileo has removed their printable. However, you can find simple rubber band helicopter kits on Amazon.
What Are Galileo Camps?

What You'll Find on This Page

Galileo Camps are known in the Bay Area where we live as some of the best educational summer camps for kids from Pre-K through 8th Grade. Galileo Camps encourage kids to brainstorm and think like innovators through a variety of hands-on projects and activities.

My 4th grader is going to camp this summer. Several of our friends go every year, and highly recommend the experience.

Camp Galileo Discount Code 2022

Use code SMILES15 to get 15% off one week of camp, per child. Code expires at the end of August 2022. Click here to register for camp.

How to Make a Rubber Band Helicopter

I had seen videos of this type of rubber band helicopter before, but we had never made one until I was working on this post!

If you really want to make your helicopter fly, the key is to wind it up really well. Then hold it as straight as you can for lift-off!

It is pretty amazing when it works, and a particularly cool experiment for my kids since my brother is a helicopter pilot!

You can see a few of our launches in this little video! The first one was pretty typical of our results. The second is a dud launch, and the third was one of our best!

Have you ever made a rubber band helicopter? Have your kids gone to any Galileo Camps?
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Rubber Band Helicopter STEM Activity for Kids

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Rubber band helicopters are easy and fun to make. Learn how you can make one a home, and learn tips to really make them fly! Explore more STEM themed fun for kids. I am always looking for fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities for my kids.

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Help your kids dive into the exciting world of science with these really FUN, Edible Science Experiments. There are so many colorful, silly, and fun edible science projects to explain a variety of principles. Use these edible projects with preschool pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th graders too. The hardest part is deciding which edible science to dry first!

Edible Science

What's better than a fun science experiment? Answer: An edible science experiment! Whether you want to learn about DNA, what makes up a cell, chemical reactions, ice cream in a bag, density, layers in soil, osmosis, and more - these edible science projects are a MUST try! Kids of all ages from preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6 are going to love these fun edible science experiments you can eat. Which of these edible experiments will you try first?

Edible Science Experiments

Kids will be amazed as they try out these different edible science projects that explore a variety of scientific principles!

In this Worms Science Experiment, the baking soda reacts to the vinegar and creates a carbon dioxide gas bubbles that form in the liquid and as they are released they cause the worms to move! This is such a fun way to explore acids and bases.

Edible Experiments

Have you ever tried making Ice Cream in a Bag? It is a fun and delicious summer activity for kids. But what does it have to do with science?

The mixing of the salt and ice makes a solution. The salt lowers the temperature at which water freezes and you will notice the ice melt as your ice cream ingredients start to freeze. Secondly, making ice cream also allows kids to explore the states of matter: solid and liquid. As you complete this experiment you will begin with a liquid and watch the chemistry take place, changing it into a solid - ice cream! This is also a good example of reversible change - watch as the ice cream warms up for it to go from a solid back to a liquid again.

Edible science projects

Edible food experiments

Kids will be amazed as they recreate the process that turns sand into glass but at a much more manageable temperatures with this Edible Glass Science Experiment.

Easy edible science experiments

This Kool Aid Crystal science experiment is made by making a sugary saturated solution which as it evaporates will form crystals. This edible science experiment is a fun way to teach kids about solutions, molecular bonds, and energy from Kool Aid, sugar and water!

Help kids remember the layers in soil with this fun, hands on food science

Edible science experiments you can eat

This Licorice DNA model is made by using four colors of marshmallow nucleotide. Each marshmallow along with the licorice double helix makes a fun, edible food project.

This Osmosis Celery Experiment will allow kids to observe how water travel through a plant by the process of osmosis. Although this is usually hard to see, because of the food coloring you will be able to watch the color move up through the plant as cells fill with the colored water during the process of osmosis.

Edible projects

The heavy cream you use to make the Homemade Butter Edible Science Experiment has a good deal of fat in it. The fat not only makes it delicious, but is essential for the science experiment as the shaking separates the fat molecules from the liquid. Eventually, the fat molecules clump together forming a solid - butter.

Gelatin is a mild-tasting protein derived from the collagen in animal tissue and it thickens liquids. Kids will be amazed to see how this simple powder can turn water into Lego Science.

Water beads are composed of a polymer that can absorb large amounts of water. A polymer is a very long molecule and can typically absorb many times their weight in water. After kids have watched the polymer "grow" in these Edible Water Beads they will have fun playing with and tasting this fun edible science experiment!

Kids will have fun learning about and recreating the different phases of the moon with this fun, hands-on and EDIBLE Oreo Moon Phases Activity with free printables!

In this Microwaving a Peeps Experiment kids will see firsthand what happens as the marshmallow warms the sugar softens and the air molecules arm which causes them to push against the edges puff up the Peeps.

In this Colorful Candy Science, the hard shell on the jelly beans is made with water soluble colors. (a fancy word for will come off with water) When the water touches the candy, the colors begin to dissolve off and run into the water. Because of the shape of the plate and the positioning of the jelly beans (or skittles), the colors move to the middle of the plate making a beautiful array of colors.

Edible science experiments for kids

Slime is not only fun to play with and EDIBLE with this Edible Slime Recipe, but it is also a great way to teach kids about non-Newtonian fluids. So what is a non-Newtonian fluid? It is substance that is neither a liquid or a solid - It can be picked up like a solid and also will ooze like a liquid. Slime changes shape to fill whatever container it is in, but will also bounce like a ball because of its elasticity.

Granulated sugar is made up of sucrose molecules that form a molecular chains. Water dissolves the bond between sugar molecules. In this Edible Crystal experiment you will super-saturate the solution with even more sugar by making the solution hot. As the solution begins to cool down the molecules will once again form bonds and create large crystals.

Edible Agate is a really cool kitchen science experiment that shows examples of property changes and chemical changes. You will change both the physical structure of the candy and the chemical structure by creating new bonds between different types of candy using heat.

In this Pop Rock Science Experiment kids will observe balloons inflate as the carbon dioxide bubbles inside the pop rocks are released because of the high fructose corn syrup in the soda and has no where to go so it rises - filling the balloons.

Kids will be amazed by this Exploding Watermelon Science Experiment where you will learn about potential and kinetic energy! This is a great WOW kids activity for summer and yes it is still edible after the experiment!!

So many pretty, fun, and outrageously cool science experiments for kids to taste and try!

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Help your kids dive into the exciting world of science with these really FUN, Edible Science Experiments. There are so many colorful, silly, and fun edible science projects to explain a variety of principles. Use these edible projects with preschool pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th graders too.

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Бесплатные веб-сайты STEM для 6–12 классов

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Check out these free STEM websites for kids: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. They are designed for grades 6-12, and I have personally used many of these resources to help me get through school! As technology is ruling our society, STEM has been growing over the past few years and computers are more important than ever. STEM websites can help enhance learning!

Disclaimer: Some of the following links are affiliate links. I make a small commission from some of the links on this site. You can read my full disclosure here.

Free Science Websites For Grades 6-12

Memrise's Periodic Table
Memrise is best known for its foreign language resources. It is an app/site that associates each word, or in this case element, with an image. It was co-founded by world memory competitor Ed Cooke, who was featured in the New York Times bestsellerMoonwalking With Einstein. With the method of loci "memory palace" system best known for its use in , you can mentally file these images to help memorize the Periodic Table in order. Crazy, and it works. With Memrise, I was able to memorize the Periodic Table in a week.

Mystery of Matter - in this three-part series narrated by Michael Emerson of Lost and Person of Interest, this docudrama takes you through the search of the elements, how the Periodic Table came to be, and how each element got their name. Great series I really enjoyed!

Bio Man Biology - learn about biology with this free website game and app! Learn about cells, body systems, and life chemistry.

Science Without a Textbook - explore 30+ ways to teach science without a textbook, in a way students of every learning style can learn how to love science.

Free Math Websites For Grades 6-12

Algebra Help
Algebra Help is filled with worksheets, lessons, and calculators designed to make a little easier for students to learn. Putting in equations will give you instant answers, as well as a detailed explanation.

Free Tech Websites for Grades 6-12
eGFI - Dream Up Your Future
eGFI is dedicated to encouraging STEM for grades K-12. They have resources for kids, as well as professionals in a variety of STEM fields.
Code Academy
One of the best STEM websites, Code Academy is an incredible free site that has coding courses. Their courses include HTML and CSS, Ruby, Python, Java Script, jQuery, PHPs, and APIs.

Code.org is a site designed to teach students how to code. Their site has resources, plus gives links to tutorial apps, extra helpful videos, and more.

Whenever I have questions about HTML code, W3schools is normally my #1 source. One of my favorite STEM websites, their site provides coding tutorials mainly for web developers.

I heard about Alice from the bittersweet The Last Lecture, written by a computer science Carnegie Mellon professor. Alice is educational software that teaches students computer programming in a 3D environment. It is a student-led project designed by Carnegie Mellon, and is free.

If you're a Khan Academy fan, they also have free computer science resources. Classes include HTML, CSS, SQL, and Java Script.
Code School
Code School has 61 interactive coding courses, and nearly 3000 coding challenges. You can get started for free, but plans are $14-$30 a month. (In addition, they have sales throughout the year.)
Science | How Stuff Works
How Stuff Works can often bring in the practical side of learning. Explore different innovations, and how they're being used today!

For students interested in aerospace, check out NASA's websites for rich, picture-heavy resources.

Students from K-12 under 21 (including homeschool students) can enter Toshiba's technology contest, ExploraVision, aimed at inventing new technology to help make our world better. Prizes include Toshiba PCs, and four first prize teams will receive a savings bond worth $10,000.

Google Science Fair is a worldwide online science competition open up to students ages 13-18. The grand prize is $50,000; and they also have other $15,000 scholarships.
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (also known as WWDC) is an annual conference that unveil's Apple's latest technology. Apple grants scholarships to students worldwide to attend the event. To qualify, you must submit an Apple app that you coded and developed yourself.

Creation Crate - The Creation Crate encourages technology and building (engineering) with their monthly "creation crate" science kit. These science kits are unique in that they require a function that uses programming in order to work.
What are your favorite STEM websites?

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Free STEM Websites for Grades 6-12: Middle School and High School

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Check out these free STEM websites for kids: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. They are designed for grades 6-12, and I have personally used many of these resources to help me get through school! As technology is ruling our society, STEM has been growing over the past few years and computers are more important than ever.

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Более 50 ресурсов STEM для Virtual STEM (и они БЕСПЛАТНЫ!)

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STEM resources are out there! Virtual STEM resources... well, that's where I find them... online. When delivering STEM instruction, if you have a starting place for merely an idea..... that's all you need to start. Here you will find a list of OVER 50 STEM resources that can be used to begin STEM lessons, activities, and projects. Many of these STEM resources are already in the project format, just apply a design process! Take a look at a few of them!

STEM resource project ideas

Here you go! This amazing resource, Purple Plow, is a compilation of driving questions for STEM projects. WOW... that's all I can say! Each project includes direct NGSS standards that are correlated and provides background knowledge for students to begin research. While materials are required in many of the projects, that doesn't mean your students can't go through the process! They can get all the way to create or prototype, and YOU could build for them if materials aren't available for the project! Many projects focus on global problems, and there is even an on-going contest with application submission for students! STEM resources are out there if you look... wait, now you don't have to!

Britannica Extension

This STEM resource is totally a must for any project you may undertake! Just download and add the Britannica extension to chrome! Have your students do the same! Adding an extension to Chrome is a must-know tech skill! Remote teaching teacher life only gets better with extensions! This is one is a must have for research!!! Keep on reading... more STEM resources coming!

Creative Educator STEM Resource

Need some fresh ideas, teacher? The Creative Educator will have your mouth watering with all the lesson ideas and topics. I love the interface layout of each lesson. A video or book is always a starter for each STEM lesson. Your questions are included for students and even PDF downloads which can be uploaded to your delivery component like Google Classroom! Plan for weeks with this STEM resource, and even tag your parents to the direct lesson link! Boom!

Tree Benefit Calculator STEM Resource

How cool is this STEM resource? Students can calculate the benefits of trees..... ahem... in their own area!!!! Bring light to the value of a tree with The National Tree Benefit Calculator. STEM resources have always been online and able to be accessed virtually for students.... you just need to be pointed in the right direction! Really all you need to do as a remote teaching educator is sharpen up your delivery skills and get the links to the students! Let me show you my favorite new way.....

The BITMOJI Virtual Classroom

I know, I know. It's a trend. Let me just say this. This trend of creating a virtual classroom is something your students know how to use! Gaming interfaces are for sure in your students' skill set. Creating a virtual classroom and linking all the STEM resources your students will need is a WIN WIN for you! Check out my science lab and camping virtual classroom templates already done..... you just need to add your links! Oh yes... YOU WANT ALL THE OTHER STEM RESOURCES LINKS!!!

Links to all STEM Resources

In this Google Doc, you will find many ready to go online STEM Resources, over 50 to be exact... and FREE!
FREE STEM Resources
Just get creative and have fun linking a virtual classroom! You may need additional help with Virtual STEM delivery. Take a look, and read about it here in my last post 9 Tips for Virtual STEM.

Check out my newly updated STEM/STEAM and Project-Based Learning Guide! It has everything you need to get started with STEM/STEAM today, and you can even be an English Language Arts teacher to get started!

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50+ STEM Resources for Virtual STEM (and they're FREE!)

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We are all aware that not all screen time is created equally. There are plenty of opportunities for kids to "veg out" online these days, but when it comes to resourceful learning websites, those seem to be a little trickier to come by.

STEM websites are a fantastic way to let your kids engage in guilt-free screen time. These days, STEM careers are the highest in demand and an early interest in STEM subjects can lead to huge payoff later in life.

Not to mention, a number of these types of jobs are online- and utilize a screen for multiple hours a day. That's why healthy screen time is important to learn and a big reason we wanted to review the best STEM websites.

When ranking these sites we considered the following: Cost, Resources, Gamification (the fun factor), Usability, and Range of Difficulty. With those metrics in mind we calculated their final score.

Mindfulness while online is essential to help maintain a kid's focus when they are "unplugged" and engaged in conversations in real life which is why we noted when a site displayed a little bit too much clickbait.

We're defining click bait as any piece of un-related content that encourages kids to get off task and make unhealthy habits during learning time. Our favorite sites stay on task, link well to related topics, and encourage kids to get up and flex those creative engineering muscles.

With all of this in mind we arrive at these Top 10 Best STEM Websites for Kids.

National Geographic Kids is a visually impactful website that entices kids to explore their world. National Geographic is known for its awe-inspiring photography, cinematography, and storytelling. Their STEM website for kids certainly delivers.

The main focus of the site is animals- their appearance, behaviors, foods, and habitats. Each page offers further opportunities for your child to expand their knowledge about each creature and the world around them.

There are countless videos that round out the site and some that are even entire episodes focusing on the natural world. Some of the more interactive components of the site are the quizzes, and games. The games teach basic principals like coding, geology, planetary systems, geography, travel, sports, and more while the quizzes encourage kids to think about how they as individuals fit into the grand scheme of it all..

Nat Geo Kids is a great site for moments when you and your kid may want to engage in some guilt-free screen time. The platform is similar to other social media platforms in that the activities are short and attention-grabbing. We like how connected each component is to the next- a sign of a well thought-out and deliberate site.

The visuals are clear and engaging for a wide-range of ages. We can even see parents getting in on the fun. But Nat Geo Kids is not all about screen-time, the "Homework Help" section encourages your kids to set up their own scientific experiments and get outside to fully explore the world around them.

Pros

Cons

A Lot of Simple Games, Not Enough for More Advanced Concepts

Some of the Items are more clickbait then educational

Some of the Information Could Be More Thorough

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Code is a non profit organization that aims to reach women and underrepresented minorities. This educational website is a place where kids of all ages can head to learn how to code.

The organization is backed by companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook and with such support are able to offer completely free and open source learning. Their advocacy coalition works at the federal level to establish policies that will ensure broader diversity in the field of computer science.

There are resources available for teachers as well as students and even adults looking to try their hand at coding can take a crack at it through this site. Their statistics are impressive. As of today, 30% of U.S. students have an account on Code.org and nearly 15 million of those students are women. This is a great example of a website that is not only fun but also working to solve some of the world's problems.

Once you enter the website, you can begin coding right away. There's no need to even make an account. The "hour of code tutorials" are a great way for kids to explore code. Some of the tutorials include making a Dance Party, building worlds on Minecraft, writing a game, programming droids and more.

A number of the activities may be completed in just 10 minutes. The site particularly shines when approached as part of a curriculum. This is a great resource for teachers but this website is not limited to the classroom. Kids can code whenever they have free time.

In fact, your kid can sign in and begin coding or at least learning the concepts of code and work their way through as they would through school coursework. There are even introduction to computer science courses for children as young as 4 years old. If your teen is already a whiz at code, there's even material for college-aged students. Age is not a limiting factor with this website!

Pros

A Website With a Mission

No Spam or Clickbait

Great for Ages 4- Adult

Fun Tutorials

Engaging Videos

Free

Great Resource for Teachers

Expanded Curriculum to Include In-person Learning

Evidence-Based

Cons

The Look of the Site Could be more Kid-Friendly

This Site Is Just About Coding

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STEM Works Activities is an online resource for kids, parents, volunteers, and teachers.

Activities is a section of the STEMWORKS website that focuses on the following topics- crime scene investigation, extreme weather, medical innovations, robotics, space, the animal kingdom, under the sea, wind energy, and other STEM subjects. Initially a blog, STEMWORKS developed over the years into a full-blown community.

The site is a source of inspiration for any individual who is looking for ideas and insights into STEM. The targeted ages are Middle School-aged children. The site is not filled with unwanted spam or clickbait and encourages its uses to submit feedback and make recommendations. We appreciate the honest and earnest community that can be found here.

When you head to the site, you can easily navigate your way through the topics using either the top bar or sidebar. Each topic comes with a list of suggested activities- hence the name. Some of the activities link directly on the site while others will take you off the site to the initial source.

You'll find a list of items needed, written instructions, and most of the time you will find video instructions. For this reason, we think this website is a great tool for highly motivated kids and may be even better for adults. Younger children may want to start with some of the "Extreme Weather" activities which would be appropriate for elementary school students with adult supervision.

Children can learn to build earthquake-resistant structures with toothpicks and mini marshmallows, a volcano, make a barometer and so much more. If you log in to become a member of the community you can leave comments and give suggestions. There's a yellow button at the bottom of the right-side toolbar to leave recommendations for suggested activities. STEMWORKS Activities thrives on feedback and this community component.

So, if you're looking for ideas for engaging STEM activities, definitely check out this site.

Pros

Cons

This Site Could Be More Kid-Friendly

Some of the Links to Activities Were Not Working

Many of the Activities Required a Number of Items Not Readily Found Around the Home

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NASA Space Place is a colorful and fun website that encourages kids to "explore Earth and Space!" This is a great source for any child who is fascinated with Earth and Space or for any novice who may just be getting started. At the top of the page are the site's categories: Earth, Sun, Solar System, Universe, Science and Tech, and Teachers.

Each category contains games, articles, crafts, and other activities related to the topics. Educators have access to completely open source activities for their classrooms including some of the latest in science fair activities, and next generation standards. The next generation standards include crosscutting concepts, the disciplinary core, and science and engineering practices.

We especially like this site for its kid-friendly layout. Kids need only to click on one of the categories at the top of the page and are instantly taken to a colorful page that shows kids where to play games, read articles, make related crafts, and explore various activities. At the bottom of each game is a section that contains related articles and activities so you child can continue to explore.

Some of the most engaging activities and games are in the Solar System and Universe categories- as you may have expected coming from a NASA site. If your kid likes to play games, be sure to have Flash installed on your computer.

Pros

Visually clear

Kid-Friendly

Very Informative Articles

A Great Resource for Teachers

Free and Open Source

Cons

Some of the Games Are Too Simple

Requires Extra Plugins to Run

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For 50 years, Exploratorium has encouraged awe and wonder in the minds of young people as a hands-on museum located in San Francisco. Additionally, Exploratorium is a fascinating website filled with articles, videos, activities, and other resources that work well for kids, teens, and adults.

Over the years, Exploratorium has collected and gathered information from across the globe- from artists and from scientists and has become a treasure trove of information and inspiration. If your son or daughter is at all curious- (and aren't all kids?) they are going to love this site.

When you first land on the page, head to the second tap at the top that says "Explore." The right-hand column contains a "Browse by Topic" section which we think is one of the best features of the website. Some of the topics include "Energy" "Color" "Engineering and Tinkering" "Time" "Arts" "Food and Cooking" and so much more.

Alternatively, the "Explore" page displays a nice mix of topics that are highly exciting and engaging if you are on the site to "just browse." A lot of the activities work well for middle school kids and older, but small children can participate with the help of an adult. Speaking of adults, we think this is a great site to head to for the kid in all of us.

So, whether you're looking for some fun hands-on activities for your own children or are simply still young at heart and ever-curious, maybe give Exploratorium a try yourself!

Pros

A Lot of Exciting Content

Great Activities for a Wide-Range of Ages

Influences from All Across the World

Engaging Thought-Provoking Videos

Established 50 Years Ago and Held the Test of Time

Lots of STEM subjects covered In-Depth

Open-Source Materials

Fantastic Resource For Teachers

Cons

Not a Lot of Activities For Very Small Children

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Funology is "the Science of Fun" and this website is packed with great activities that "offer the cure to boredom." This is a place to head with your kids on a rainy day or any free afternoon.

The activities are great for kids elementary-school-aged to middle school. Though, we think your tween might really love trying out some of their tasty recipes and testing out a number of their science experiments. The categories are, Crafts, Recipes, Science, Magic, Games, Jokes, and Trivia and within those categories are sub-categories like seasonal crafts, art projects, holiday arts and crafts and more. One of our favorite features of this site is how well organize it is. Lost your place? It won't be difficult to navigate your way back.

The experiments section of this website is one of our favorite parts. We really like how accessible each experiment is not only to the kid but also to the parent. Most of the experiments require very few materials- a number of which may be found around the home.

Most of the crafts and activities follow suit- they are simple and accessible, which we think certainly has its place on those days when you're spinning your wheels and looking for a break from Screen Time. That's another thing we love about this website, after finding out what you need it's time to leave the screen behind and just start building, crafting, and playing.

Pros

Great For Elementary School Kids

Easy to Navigate

Colorful and Visually Appealing

Activities Don't Require A Ton of Items

Easy to Access

Activities are Fun

A Number of Engaging Categories

Cons

Some of the Content Could Be More Thorough

This Site Monetizes With Distracting Ads

The Blog is All About Shopping

Some of the "Funology Favorites" Are Clickbait and Not Very Educational

Your Older Kids Might Not Feel Engaged

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How Stuff Works are the less theatrical Myth Busters for online media. The website is awe-inspiring- a collection of the material the How Stuff Works community have built steadily over the years.

This collection is a testament to the truly unique world we inhabit and are apart of- there is just so much stuff out there, so much to try and grasp and so many misunderstandings just waiting to be exposed. The site is for ages Middle School and up and is a really great resource for not only learning but family discussion.

Remember sitting around the dinner table with your parents discussing the headlines of the newspaper? We're not sure how many families do this anymore, but if you wanted to start this tradition up again, we think this is a great source for material. Their Podcast "Stuff You Should Know" is informative and well-researched. Sensing a theme? This site is certainly fonder for your teen's next research project.

The main website focuses on adults more than kids but click on the "science" section and enjoy exploring environmental science, innovation, physical science, life science and space. The length of the article varies depending on the topic and there are always related articles waiting in the wings. Beware! Some of those articles are cleverly disguised ads.

So be sure to check for the words "sponsored" otherwise you may find yourself down an unintended rabbit hole. That being said, for the inquisitive teenager, the team at How Stuff Works have compounded a phenomenal learning resource.

Pros

A lot of Information

Great Site for Tweens and Teens

Connects Well to Related Content

Fascinating Facts on Every Page

Cons

Too Much ClickBait

Not Easily Navigated

Needs More Content for Younger Children

No Activities or Games

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NOVA was created in 1974 and is currently "the most-watched prime time science series on American television." The television series broadcasts weekly to 5 million audience members. Additionally, NOVA produces extensive STEM content on their website and encourages participation with their NOVA Labs and NOVA Education initiatives.

In a sense, NOVA is a scientific community where everyone is welcome to join in. The content is not tailored specifically to children but like some of the other website we've examined is very family-friendly. The topics explored include Ancient Worlds, Planet Earth, Technology and Engineering, Space and Flight and many other hot STEM topics.

When you enter the site you'll have the option to Watch, explore topics, search for your interests, and check out what's coming up next on NOVA. Our favorite content are the classic episodes of NOVA and we love having the ever-growing body of articles waiting in the wings that flesh out their content even further.

What's more is you don't need a Flash player or extra plugins or a membership to view their episodes. You can just click and play! If artful storytelling helps your teen grasp science, certainly give NOVA a try.

Pros

Decades of Great Content

Highly Engaging Videos

Many Insightful Articles

Free and Accessible

Cons

Not the Best Site for Very Young Children

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EPA Students is an educational resource website that focuses on teaching environmental issues to younger kids. The site encourages citizens to remain current on environmental issues and has a section for kids and another for teachers.

The kids section is twofold- one section that focuses on environmental issues and serves as a homework helper and the other which is games, quizzes, videos and more. The games work for grades K-7 and look into topics like migration, water, the ozone, pollution and all things for the environmentally-conscious.

Additionally there are some fantastic science fair ideas when it's time for your kiddo to get stuck in with science. The homework resources section is great for both kids and adults and includes some informative activities like a coloring book called "Carl Gets Some Rest" about using alternative transport to help save the environment.

EPA Students is a great resource for teachers as well- including thorough open-source lesson plans,activities and more. Some of the topics discussed are: Air, Climate Change, Ecosystems, Energy, Health, Waste, and Water. There's even a printable board game for kids that includes different rules depending on the grade.

As a government site, you may have guessed that materials are free. There are also links to other free and open-source materials. Definitely check out the National Service Center for Environmental Publications that includes over 66,000 digital and 1,500 print materials!

Pros

Cons

Low Visual Appeal

Limited on Resources that are Just for Kids

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Science Buddies is an inspirational website that encourages young people to get creative with their science projects.

This site is packed with ideas, kits, news, and other resources that keep children of all ages engaged in science. There's even an area of the site where kids can learn more about STEM careers. Each career is categorized and there is a notation indicating whether or not this career is in demand. This section gives examples of what each profession entails and steps to get there.

It wouldn't be science buddies if the site did not also recommend area-specific activities and experiments to try. We really like this aspect of the site- which sets it apart from other sites. Not only that, but the activities are great for all ages.

Science Buddies is also a STEM site for teachers and parents. Teachers have access to lesson plans, STEM classroom kids, worksheets and assessments, and may link up their Google Classroom with Science Buddies Resources. Parents are marketed to a little more heavily than the teachers as the site sells science kits.

These kits are expensive though help in a time crunch. A materials list may be found under the teachers' resource section for parents who don't mind hunting down a few parts before getting started. You will certainly save money but not time. That being said, the kits explore all areas of science and are scalable to work with a variety of ages.

Pros

Great STEM site for a number of ages

Excellent Resource for Kids

Great For Parents and Teachers

Cons

The Kits are Expensive

The Site is Not As Visually Exciting as Some of the Others

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When it comes to working with craft sticks, my kids want to make projects that are "cool". So what does that mean? Apparently these launchers count as extra cool! This is a great engineering and crafting challenge for kids 7 years old and up. The result is part crossbow, part slingshot, all fun!

Check out what we made with craft sticks!

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This was such a fun project and the best part is that it doesn't take long to make and the supplies are very inexpensive. Once the kids have completed their builds they will have so much fun launching Q-Tips all over the place.

We call it - THE LAUNCHER

So what exactly is it? Well it is a special creation from the imaginations of fantasy lovers and game players (aka The STEAM Powered Family!). We wanted to make something that would be easy to build, but had BIG play value. The result was this DIY toy that is part crossbow, part slingshot.

SUPPLIES AND TOOLS

4 Craft Sticks (also known as Popsicle Sticks)
2 Buttons
1 Rubber Bands (make sure it has a bit of width to it)
Crafting Paint
Plastic straw
Glue Gun
Scissors
Cotton Swabs

Want a crossbow inspired engineering kit? Checkout the Vex Robotics Crossfire. We had so much fun building the Crossfire it inspired this creation!

DIRECTIONS FOR BUILDING A POPSICLE STICK LAUNCHER

Step 1 - Paint two of the craft sticks one colour, and two another colour. You will be gluing them together so that is why we painted ours to have two matching, but really they don't need to match. Just paint them however you want!

Step 2 - Using a glue gun, glue two popsicle sticks together. Then glue the other two together. We are doing this for two reasons. First, it makes the structure stronger. Second, the end of the handle becomes an anchor point for the rubber band while loading the Launcher.

Step 3 - Choose which is going to be the handle and which is going to be the crossbar. Place the crossbar about 1/4 of the way from the top of the handle and glue in place.

Step 4 - Make sure your crossbar is on the bottom (so you have the smooth surface of the handle on top). Now glue your buttons on the crossbar about 2 cm in from the ends.

Step 5 - Cut your straw about 6 - 8 cm in length should work.

Step 6 - Glue the piece of straw on top of the handle so it is above the crossbar near the front. Let the glue set for a few minutes.

Step 7 - Wrap the rubber band around the end of the crossbar on one side, then repeat on the other side. Pull the long side of the rubber band and anchor it on the end of the handle. Your Launcher is now ready for action!

USING THE CRAFT STICK LAUNCHER

To use the launcher place a Q-Tip cotton swab in the end of the straw. Carefully lift the rubber band off the end of the handle and pinch the Q-Tip and elastic between your index finger and thumb. Pull back until the Q-Tip end is just inside the straw. Make sure your other fingers are out of the way, and then LET GO!

Pro Tip! Challenge your kids to design their launchers with various lengths of straws. The longer straws will allow great pull on the rubber band, resulting in launches covering greater distances, but they also require more finger strength. Test it out to find the optimal design for the best launches!

These little launchers are so much fun! I even caught my husband launching a bunch of these in the house. Kids of all ages will enjoy this STEAM challenge.

Pro Tip! The cotton swabs may get a little fuzzy which can cause friction and cause issues during launching. If this happens, you have two options. Roll the ends of the Q-Tip between slightly moistened fingers to help tighten up the fibers. Or you can wrap a little clear tape around the ends of the Q-Tip to keep things neat and moving smoothly through the straw, just make sure it is really smooth so the tape doesn't cause friction.

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Kindergarteners love to build and stack, but did you know that building is the basis for engineering activities? With just a little extra preparation and intent, Kindergarten play can be transformed into awesome engineering activities for kids! Students will love these hands-on engineering activities and teachers will love how educational playtime can be!
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Engineering Activities for Kids

Engineering is the ability to apply scientific knowledge to solve real world problems. It is the practical application of more abstract sciences like chemistry and physics.

Kids can use engineering to solve a variety of problems, from figuring out how to stack towers without them falling, to determining the best tool to use for a project. Even the youngest kids can use engineering for hands-on, educational fun inside and outside the classroom.

Try these engineering activities to help kids develop the very basics of engineering skills. Kindergartners will learn how to support weight, determine spatial awareness, select the right material for the job, create a design, and a whole lot more!

Kids will have a blast with this awesome Travel Engineering Kit! / Lemon Lime Adventures

Grab some easy supplies and make these awesome Jellybean Structures. / The Stem Laboratory

Use paper to figure out Which Shape is the Strongest. / Creekside Learning

Have a blast with mini light boxes and a Wooden Train Roller Coaster. / Play Trains

Your class will love to Build a Tower from Cups and Craft Sticks. / Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls

Give this Spaghetti Engineering Strength Test a try. / Schooling a Monkey

Try your hand at Building a LEGO Bridge. / Science Sparks

Why not Make Your Own Triangle Building Blocks? / Babble Dabble Do

Design a Spiderweb any time of year with these fun materials! / Rainy Day Mum

You will love to Design and Play with a DIY Geoboard in the classroom. / Crayon Box Chronicles

Use simple supplies and Build a Bridge from Craft Sticks. / Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls

How fun would it be to Make a Maze for Hex Bugs? / Buggy and Buddy

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Check out these free STEM websites for kids: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. They are designed for grades 6-12, and I have personally used many of these resources to help me get through school! As technology is ruling our society, STEM has been growing over the past few years and computers are more important than ever. STEM websites can help enhance learning!

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Free Science Websites For Grades 6-12

Memrise's Periodic Table
Memrise is best known for its foreign language resources. It is an app/site that associates each word, or in this case element, with an image. It was co-founded by world memory competitor Ed Cooke, who was featured in the New York Times bestsellerMoonwalking With Einstein. With the method of loci "memory palace" system best known for its use in , you can mentally file these images to help memorize the Periodic Table in order. Crazy, and it works. With Memrise, I was able to memorize the Periodic Table in a week.

Mystery of Matter - in this three-part series narrated by Michael Emerson of Lost and Person of Interest, this docudrama takes you through the search of the elements, how the Periodic Table came to be, and how each element got their name. Great series I really enjoyed!

Bio Man Biology - learn about biology with this free website game and app! Learn about cells, body systems, and life chemistry.

Science Without a Textbook - explore 30+ ways to teach science without a textbook, in a way students of every learning style can learn how to love science.

Free Math Websites For Grades 6-12

Algebra Help
Algebra Help is filled with worksheets, lessons, and calculators designed to make a little easier for students to learn. Putting in equations will give you instant answers, as well as a detailed explanation.

Free Tech Websites for Grades 6-12
eGFI - Dream Up Your Future
eGFI is dedicated to encouraging STEM for grades K-12. They have resources for kids, as well as professionals in a variety of STEM fields.
Code Academy
One of the best STEM websites, Code Academy is an incredible free site that has coding courses. Their courses include HTML and CSS, Ruby, Python, Java Script, jQuery, PHPs, and APIs.

Code.org is a site designed to teach students how to code. Their site has resources, plus gives links to tutorial apps, extra helpful videos, and more.

Whenever I have questions about HTML code, W3schools is normally my #1 source. One of my favorite STEM websites, their site provides coding tutorials mainly for web developers.

I heard about Alice from the bittersweet The Last Lecture, written by a computer science Carnegie Mellon professor. Alice is educational software that teaches students computer programming in a 3D environment. It is a student-led project designed by Carnegie Mellon, and is free.

If you're a Khan Academy fan, they also have free computer science resources. Classes include HTML, CSS, SQL, and Java Script.
Code School
Code School has 61 interactive coding courses, and nearly 3000 coding challenges. You can get started for free, but plans are $14-$30 a month. (In addition, they have sales throughout the year.)
Science | How Stuff Works
How Stuff Works can often bring in the practical side of learning. Explore different innovations, and how they're being used today!

For students interested in aerospace, check out NASA's websites for rich, picture-heavy resources.

Students from K-12 under 21 (including homeschool students) can enter Toshiba's technology contest, ExploraVision, aimed at inventing new technology to help make our world better. Prizes include Toshiba PCs, and four first prize teams will receive a savings bond worth $10,000.

Google Science Fair is a worldwide online science competition open up to students ages 13-18. The grand prize is $50,000; and they also have other $15,000 scholarships.
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference
Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (also known as WWDC) is an annual conference that unveil's Apple's latest technology. Apple grants scholarships to students worldwide to attend the event. To qualify, you must submit an Apple app that you coded and developed yourself.

Creation Crate - The Creation Crate encourages technology and building (engineering) with their monthly "creation crate" science kit. These science kits are unique in that they require a function that uses programming in order to work.
What are your favorite STEM websites?

Samantha is an entrepreneur and a former homeschool student from Indiana, USA. When not blogging, Samantha can be found reading about WWII, trying to speak Hebrew, and wasting time on Pinterest. Her work can be found on Free Homeschool Deals, Unigo, True Aim Education, Encouraging Moms at Home, and more.

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Summer is usually a child's favorite time of year - but not always for parents and day care providers. It can actually be tricky to find enough activities to keep children busy all summer long. You can only go to the beach, the pool and the waterpark so often!

So what else can you do to bring some excitement into these long summer days and beautiful summer nights? The answer: crafts!

To get you started, here are 25 Summer Crafts for Kids that are inexpensive, easy, great for all age groups and perfect to do either indoors or outdoors. Enjoy your time crafting together this season!

Have a great summer!

Jilleen

25 Summer Crafts for Kids

Paper Plate Watermelon Suncatchers - Kids Activities Blog

Tropical Seashell Fish Craft - Crafts by Amanda

Apple Craft Made with Pool Noodles - Glue Sticks & Gumdrops

Caterpillar Clothespin Kids Craft - DIY Inspired

Shark Toilet Paper Roll Craft - Glue Sticks & Gumdrops

Dragonfly Clothespin Craft for Kids - DIY Inspired

DIY Sand Hand Print {Beach Craft} - Milk and Cuddles

DIY Fairy Garden Houses - DIY Inspired

How to Make Felt Flowers - Quirky Inspired

Make Permanent SandCastles {Moldable Sand Dough} - Milk and Cuddles

Surprise Rocks {& a Dinosaur Dig} - The Kitchen is My Playground

Mini Paper Kites - One Creative Mommy

Minion Flip Flops - One Creative Mommy

How to Make Kool-Aid Play-Doh - Passion for Savings

Coffee Mug Bird Feeders - Craft Create Cook

Wacky Melon Pen Pal Craft - Craft Create Cook

Easy Kids Camping Crafts: Friendship Bracelets - Quirky Inspired

Ladybug Painted Rocks - Crafts by Amanda

Ladybug Sun Visors - Crafts by Amanda

Popsicle Stick Frog Craft - Kids Activities Blog

Sea Shell Mirror Kids Craft - Crazy Little Projects

Pipe Cleaner Crafts (Food, Animals & More) - Sugar Bee Crafts

DIY Suncatchers - That's What Che Said

Iron Man Toilet Paper Roll Craft - Glue Sticks & Gumdrops

Summer Craft Camp Kids Necklace - B-Inspired Mama

I hope you have enjoyed making one of these adorable summer time for kids as much as I do! And if you're looking for even more kid-friendly crafts and activities, be sure to check out the fun posts below. Better yet, if you decide to make any of these creative crafts found on our blog - be sure to snap a picture and share it with us on our Facebook page. We look forward to seeing all your awesome creations!

Happy Crafting!

Jilleen

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Back to school is an exciting time for both teachers and students, but it can certainly get overwhelming with assessing each child. It's important to have some fun activities on hand so that there's a balance of assessments and play. I like to use STEM because it feels like play, but in reality, students are learning to problem solve, persevere, and collaborate with their new peers.

If you have younger students who aren't experienced with STEM activities yet, check out my tips on introducing STEM to little kids.

Below are five STEM activities you need for back to school!

Here's what you'll need:
In this challenge, students use their pencils to create the tallest tower. This is a great way to get kids talking too! You could limit the number of pencils by giving them only ten or twenty. Their towers will still turn out different. It's interesting to see who reacts well to this challenge and who frustrates easily.

Here's what you'll need:

Multi Colored pipe cleaners

Styrofoam ball cut in half pieces

In this challenge, students are asked a series of yes or no questions. They earn supplies based on their answers and use them to create a sculpture. The sculpture represents the students, similar to a glyph. These make a great display for Open House or to keep in your classroom! Students then compare and contrast themselves (and their sculptures) with other students in the classroom.

Here's what you'll need:
This is like having a student interest inventory survey but with a twist. Instead of answering questions to answer them, students answer questions and earn materials based on their answers. They have an opportunity to earn some or none. The key to this is, to be honest. Students record their answers on a sheet of paper, and you get to keep this in their student portfolio.

Once students have answered all the cards, they get to create a surprise STEM challenge using only the materials they've earned. For example, one student may have earned 18 brain flakes while another earned 25 brain flakes. It's interesting to see how intentional the students with fewer pieces become with their materials. They use their pieces to create the tallest tower.

Here's what you'll need:
I love using the book The Dot to discuss having a growth mindset right at the beginning of the school year. Vashti, the main character, doesn't believe she can draw, so she paints a dot. Her teacher tells her how wonderful it is and frames it. Vashti is cynical when she paints hundreds of dots. Her teacher continues to praise her. Vashti's confidence grows, and she becomes more serious about her paintings. This is an adorable story that students can relate to.

This STEM challenge asks students to create their own mark. Then, they must create an easel to display their mark. It's a little more challenging than it looks, and they enjoy creating these in small teams.

Here's what you'll need:
There are 30 task cards that make learning about fall and the beginning of school fun for kids. We use these with our STEM Boxes. Students use any material they'd like to create something based on the STEM task card. This includes QR codes, challenges with pictures, and writing pages.

These STEM activities are low prep, engaging, and help you get all of the information you need to know about each student at the beginning of the year. They're great for teachers and students!

Let me know in the comments your favorite back-to-school activities to get to know your students!

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Back to school is an exciting time for both teachers and students, but it can certainly get overwhelming with assessing each child. It's important to have some fun activities on hand so that there's a balance of assessments and play.

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5 простых задач STEM, которые вы можете решить с помощью бумажных тарелок

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I am a huge fan of using inexpensive materials to explore STEM concepts. Paper plate STEM might not sound appealing at first, but it is seriously amazing. Not only can you easily fit several hundred in your tote bag, you don't need a lot of additional materials to work through various STEM activities. Every single one of the STEM activities I list below avoids glue and food (two of the STEM materials I try to avoid because I can't handle the mess).

Let's get right into the fun part: the challenges!

Paper Plate STEM Tower

Create a tower with paper plates? If you have tried STEM challenges before, you may have created towers with simple objects like cups or blocks, or even difficult towers with pipe cleaners or playing cards. This is a whole new level of tower. Because of the plates' shape, it makes for an interesting challenge. Some students will cut the plates to make rectangles so they can make challenges in a similar way to what you would do with index cards. What other ways might they create a tower? This is probably the easiest sounding challenge but the most difficult to execute. Which leads me to the next challenge, which is the opposite - it sounds impossible but is actually quite fun and simple to execute!

Longest Paper Plate STEM Transformation

This one is always so much fun! You may have done something similar before with a regular sheet of paper, but starting with a circle changes is up quite a bit. How long can you make one paper plate by cutting it in some way? The kids may need several plates because working it out on paper is a bit tough. They will likely change their design more than once and test it out (which is what we want!).

Airborne Paper Plate STEM

Kids seem to naturally want to throw things. Why not give them a guided task? Make a paper plate airplane, flying disc, or even a parachute! There are so many possibilities. I recommend doing this one in a gym or outdoors, and with all students launching their aircraft in the same direction...just to be safe.

Paper Plate STEM Roller Coaster

This challenge is way more challenging than it looks! In addition to the paper plates, students may also use cardboard tubes or index cards. Use a marble to test out the roller coaster. When the kids finally get theirs working, there is so much pride involved. Try it out!

Paper Plate STEM Basket Challenge

Can you use just ONE paper plate and a piece of paper and create a basket? This one requires a lot of planning and careful cutting. Try minimizing seams so there aren't places for your items to "leak" out. Test with marbles, toys, or math manipulatives. Does it break or can it hold the items?

See a roller coaster and a parachute in action!

If you would like to dig deeper with these challenges, guide your students through the engineering design process with the full resource, which also includes several additional bonus challenges and a math extension activity.

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Cue Cards для STEAM и Makerspaces — 56 дизайнерских подсказок для инженерии, технологий, искусства и одежды/текстиля. Эти карты не содержат подробных инструкций для проектов. Каждая карта ориентирована на студентов, разрабатывающих свои собственные решения.

Карточки для сборки LEGO — 48 карточек для сборки из кубиков LEGO, которые можно использовать с любыми строительными материалами.

Silent Jenga — недорогая и тихая альтернатива оригинальной игре Jenga. Я нашел это на Facebook через Teach it DIY, и в посте упоминалось, что трение сделает это невозможным. А вот кирпичик из губок — гениально!

Три основные идеи для развития. Запись в блоге Мигеля Гулина предлагает некоторые варианты и ресурсы, которые вы можете использовать для развития своей программы STEM.

The Helping Harriet STEAM Challenge — Октябрь увеличивает время, чтобы проверить камеру орлов на юго-западе Флориды , где вы и ваши ученики можете наблюдать, как пара белоголовых орланов откладывает яйца и выращивает своих орлят. Примите участие в этом STEAM Challenge, чтобы присоединиться к веб-камере с живыми животными.

STEAM Learning with Paper Chain Challenge — фантастическое групповое задание с минимальными расходными материалами: цветная бумага, клей-карандаш и ножницы.

Осенние мероприятия STEM и научные эксперименты — Little Bins and Little Hands предлагает множество крутых сезонных осенних мероприятий, которые включают такие темы, как яблоки, тыквы, Хэллоуин и День Благодарения.

Снова в школу с STEM — ознакомьтесь с другими замечательными ресурсами, чтобы упаковать обучение STEM в новом учебном году.

Видео STEM/STEAM

Как стать изобретателем от Kid President  – ​​By Soul Pancake (4:59)  Kid President посещает GE Aviation и делится своим вдохновением, чтобы закончить свой собственный проект. Он хочет помочь своему коту привыкнуть к пылесосу.

11 детей-изобретателей рассказывают о своих величайших изобретениях — The New Yorker ( 11:30)  Учащиеся в возрасте от шести до двенадцати лет рассказывают историю своих изобретений. На Национальном съезде изобретателей 2017 года каждый ребенок дает советы по решению реальных проблем. Среди изобретений: Blackberry Picker, Storibot и ChemotheraPop.

Мальчик получает протез руки, сделанный на 3D-принтере — CBS Evening News (2:55) История отца Пола Маккарти, который начал поиск недорогого, но функционального протеза руки для своего сына Леона, который родился без пальцев на одном из его рук. Маккарти наткнулся в сети на видео с подробной инструкцией о том, как использовать 3D-принтер для изготовления протеза руки для своего сына. Это отличная история, в которой переплетаются STEM и сотрудничество по всему миру.

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It's Never Too Early to Start Learning

It is never too early to introduce children to science, technology, engineering, and math. By giving them subject-oriented materials for hands-on exploration, students can be exposed to and have fun with STEM at an early age.

Surprisingly the S in stem does not stand for scary. Here at STEM into Action, we believe in making STEM fun, including science. Throughout our interactive lessons, we make sure that each student understands the science behind how everything works.

As technology continues to advance, it is crucial to understand the fundamentals of how they work. We try to provide insight into the application of available technology that helps expand both the uses and base of technology.

Engineering is essential in STEM as it connects the disciplines. Engineering draws on all of the STEM fields and applies them to solve problems and create innovative devices, structures, and software applications.

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Math is more than just numbers, quantity, and space. Math is the means and foundation to the solid development of the skills of learning, logical thinking, and reasoning.

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20+ Engineering STEM Challenges With Simple Materials
These 20 Engineering STEM Challenges are great because they use simple materials you probably have at home already.. and they are fun!
I don't know about you, but the supplies in my home right now are a little scarce. Now that we have to homeschool our kids for the first time, I realize how important it is to do engineering activities with my kids.

STEM is an excellent opportunity for your kids to get interested in things like architecture and building without having to open up a textbook! These STEM challenges are great excellent motor practice, and give your kids a chance to build something awesome! Here are some engineering STEM challenges that use simple materials you probably already have at home.
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Put those paper roll tubes to good use!

Can you make this raft float?

Great for train lovers! And an easy STEM challenge for younger kids.

Your kids have probably played with a version of this at the science center. Why not create one at home?

The answer might actually surprise you.

Kids can use play dough and spaghetti... and of course every kid's favorite cereal. A low prep and high fun activity.

This would be an excellent addition to the annual Easter Egg Hunt.

A fantastic way for Kindergartners to learn shapes.

These launchers are super cool. Spend the afternoon making these and have fun launching them!

Can you make your watermelon float?

See if your kids can build a replica of the Eiffel Tower (or any other structure) with rolls of paper.

This is a great activity for preschoolers, but could also be a fun challenge for grade-schoolers as well.

This is the simplest catapult you can imagine but would be so much fun for younger kids.

Marshmallows and wooden sticks. See if your kid's can build a tall tower!

Can you make a PEEPS Parachute that actually works? Challenge on!

Build a castle with a working draw bridge! This is a really fun idea and it could literally take almost the entire day.

This clock really works! Such a neat STEM experiment.

Another great catapult idea that uses craft sticks. Challenge your kids to see whose catapult launches farther.

It's really cool to see how string and cups can be turned into a train pulley.

Create a maze and use it as a highway for toy cars and other vehicles.

Learn about this famous character from WWII history and build a hovercraft!

This would be awesome to make for a LEGO toy.

This is a cool and surprisingly simple idea that combines engineering with creativity.

Structural engineering challenge for the win!

This is a fantastic STEM activity for preschoolers and toddlers. A great introduction to engineering.

Build a tool you could have used during the Stone Age!

Use your stairs and see what you can transport from one level to another!

Help your kids build shapes with simple paper.

Yes, you can actually build a simple robot with magnets. How awesome is that?!

Check out these fun STEM ideas too!

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АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ДЛЯ АКАДЕМИЧЕСКИХ И ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНЫХ ЦЕЛЯ

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НАУКА О ЗЕМЛЕ И ЖИЗНИ

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НАУКА О ЗЕМЛЕ

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ФИЛИПИНО (АКАДЕМИЯ)

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ОБЩАЯ МАТЕМАТИКА

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СМИ И ИНФОРМАЦИОННАЯ ГРАМОТНОСТЬ

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ЛИЧНОСТНОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ

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ФИЗИЧЕСКИЕ НАУКИ

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ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ 2

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СТАТИСТИКА И ВЕРОЯТНОСТЬ

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НАПИСАНИЕ ТЕЗИСА И ДИСЕРТАЦИИ

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ПОНИМАНИЕ КУЛЬТУРЫ, ОБЩЕСТВА И ПОЛИТИКИ

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Устная коммуникация в контексте

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• Литература 21 века с Филиппин и мира

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• Филиппинское письмо в выбранном поле

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Английский язык для академических и профессиональных целей

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Современное филиппинское искусство из региона

https://drive.google.com/open...

STEM

Химия

• Общая химия 1

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Общая химия 2

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Мир химии

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Химия атом сначала

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Zumdahl Chemistry 8 издание

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Коричневая химия

https://drive.google.com/open...

Биология

• Общая биология 1

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Общая биология 2

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Campbell Biology 10-е издание

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Биология vol. 1

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Биология 2е

https://drive.google.com/open...

Физика

• Общая физика 1

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Общая физика 2

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Физический компаньон

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Физика Сирс & Земанского университета с современной физикой

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Физика типлера для ученых и инженеров

https://drive.google.com/open...

Вычисление

• Предкалькулус

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Предвычет 10.6

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Базовый расчет

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Calculus Том 1

https://drive.google.com/open...

• Calculus Vol. 2

https://drive.google.com/open...

ПРЕДКАЛЬКУЛУС

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БАЗОВЫЙ КАЛЬКУЛ

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ВСЕОБЩАЯ ХИМИЯ 1

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ОБЩАЯ ХИМИЯ 2

https://t.co/7j4Xx63Shj

ОБЩАЯ БИОЛОГИЯ 1

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ОБЩАЯ БИОЛОГИЯ 2

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ОБЩАЯ ФИЗИКА 1

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ОБЩАЯ ФИЗИКА 2

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ГОТОВНОСТЬ К КАТАСТРОФЫ И СНИЖЕНИЕ РИСКА

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20+ Engineering STEM Challenges With Simple Materials

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НОВОЕ РАЗВИВАЮЩЕЕ ПРОГРАММНОЕ РЕШЕНИЕ ДЛЯ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫХ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЙ ШКОЛА ПРОФЕССОРА ДРОЗДОВА

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Изучение английского языка с применением робототехники

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4 инженерных задачи для детей (чашки, палочки и кубики!)

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Here's a simple open-ended building activity for kids of all ages - Colored craft sticks, wooden cubes, and small plastic cups! Simple materials, and yet we have been having a blast building all kinds of amazing structures with them.

This project is the second project in our Summer STEAM Camp series! This week, we are exploring with the sense of touch.

Here are the materials we used for this project: (Amazon affiliate links)

Who knew that craft sticks, cubes, and cups could be so interesting? Extend the play and learning with these fun engineering challenges.
Challenge #1: Build a structure with one cube as the base. Yes, just one cube!
When I announced this one, the boys told me it would be impossible. So I showed them this construction which I had already built:

So then Owen came up with this:

And Gresham built this:

As long as you add pieces on both sides of your structure simultaneously, you can build some amazing designs!
Challenge #2: Using any size base, build the tallest possible structure.
Stacking craft sticks on top of plastic cups allows you to build a much more vertical structure than what you can make with cups alone.
Challenge #3: Feats of Balance. Make something stick out in an impressive way!
This structure that Aidan built seemed to defy gravity! Those cubes are really lightweight, and it was hard to believe that they could counterbalance the craft sticks and cups sticking out like that. But add enough of them...

How many cups can it hold?

One more...

And one more...

OOPS!

Dad made this one:
Challenge #4: What can you build with just one cup as the base?
More than you might think!
Bonus Challenge: Build a chain reaction!
Remove the first cup, and the sticks fall down in a chain! See how to make it here: Simple Popsicle Stick Chain Reactions
Like these engineering challenges? Here are more with simple materials: 5 Engineering Challenges with Clothespins, Binder Clips, and Craft Sticks Be sure to stop by the rest of the posts in the Summer STEAM Camp series!
Easy and Colorful Magnetic Sculpture - Pink Stripey Socks

Creative Pool Noodle STEAM Fun - One Time Through

String and Bead Puzzle - What Do We Do All Day?

Learning About Slugs - Why Do Slugs Have Slime? - Lemon Lime Adventures

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STEAM технологии в дошкольном образовании

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Дайджест STEAMS практики в образовании

Запускаем Дайджест STEAMS практики в образовании

Современный быстроменяющийся мир требует развития навыков, позволяющих современным детям решать задачи в условиях многозадачности, проявлять способности в генерации новых идей, обладать коммуникативными способностями, умениями кооперации для достижения поставленных личностных и профессиональных задач. Вызовы времени требуют поиска новых способов, методов, технологий развития навыков будущего у детей.

Каждый месяц мы будем публиковать небольшую подборку интересных и актуальных STEAMS-событий, а также специально отобранные специалистами STEAMS-центра лучшие материалы из газет, журналов, тематических web-сайтов, чтобы вы не пропустили ничего важного.

Узнавайте новое о STEAMS-практиках во всем мире вместе с нами.

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Запускаем Дайджест STEAMS практики в образовании Современный быстроменяющийся мир требует развития навыков, позволяющих современным детям решать задачи в условиях многозадачности, проявлять способности в генерации новых идей, обладать коммуникативными способностями, умениями кооперации для достижения поставленных личностных и профессиональных задач. Вызовы времени требуют поиска новых способов, методов, технологий развития навыков будущего у детей.

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We are working on a virtual summit dedicated to educators and STEAM Education. Our vision is to connect Educators across the EU so that they can learn from each other for the benefit of their students and our societies.

The STEAM Education framework has grown and gained increasing visibility over the last few years in all world. Also in Europe.
The concept has evolved in the educational field, with a multiplicity of activities, projects and programs that, in concerted way or not, combined with the very attractive technological development for society, have translated into an increase in the educational approach to STEAM areas and which now provoke the need to reflect on what we are doing in this area.

Does STEAM Education have an economic development effect on society?

It's interesting for each makerspace to work in a disjointed way, but with all the creative freedom?

Are our educators prepared to learn how to deal with new technical and artistic skills, far beyond their pedagogical practice?

In the future, will all educators have the need to adopt STEAM approaches?

So many questions arise when we look at what we are doing in this area, inside and outside school.
But still other questions must be asked, to understand what we are talking about when we approach STEAM Education:

What is a STEAM Education activity?

What criteria must an educational project meet for us to perceive it as STEAM Education approach?

We are looking for answers. Which can only arise from the debate between the different agents of this educational activity, whether they are producers of technology or materials, teachers, teacher trainers, researchers or STEAM educators in the community.
In a network that must cross perspectives, we organize the 1st Europe." European Summit of STEAM Educators, which we present as "the first event that brings together educators, teachers, researchers, projects, organizations, universities and producers of STEAM Education materials, in a set of communications that will allow us to understand the state of the art of this educational dimension in

Europe and European STEAM educators will meet online, in a Think Tank that will produce official conclusions and future references for everyday activity. We will get answers to specific questions, expose our doubts and speak with colleagues and experts who will share their knowledge and expertise with us.

Don't miss this event.

Apply as a speaker or register as a participant.

We welcome submissions from any member of our community who can demonstrate thought leadership in STEAM Education. If you would like to be a Speaker, please complete the Call For Speakers form and read the guideline to create your video subsmission.

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Для пользователей "Новатора", не имеющих подписки на данное издание, с любезного разрешения соавтора публикую статью здесь.

Рамазанов Ринат Гинаятович, старший менеджер филиала ЦПМ г. Талдыкорган, Казахстан, магистр педагогических наук по специальности Информатика, соискатель степени к.п.н МГПУ, Москва

Годунова Елена Александровна, учитель иностранных языков высшей квалификационной категории, Новосибирская область, Россия, сертифицированный преподаватель Goоgle, автор и ведущая онлайн курсов, эксперт портала "Новатор"

Если бы будем сегодня учить детей так же, как и

вчера, то мы украдём их завтрашний день.

Джон Дьюи.

Современные темпы информатизации, повсеместная цифровизация системы образования и преобразование ее парадигмы приводят к неотъемлемым изменениям самих подходов к обучению. Быстроменяющиеся тенденции образования и активное развитие новых информационно-коммуникационных технологий актуализируют комплексные подходы к обучению. Прогнозируемая четвёртая промышленная революция, которая представляет собой внедрение искусственного интеллекта и киберфизических систем в жизнедеятельность человечества требуют преобразования системы образования уже сегодня. В докладе всемирного экономического форума за 2019 год отмечается возможное усиление основных рисков при внедрении искусственного интеллекта и машинного обучения [1]. На момент выхода на рынок труда большинство учащихся средних школ будут выполнять работы, которые еще не существуют, большинство печатной продукции по информационно-коммуникационным технологиям становятся неактуальными уже до выхода в печать. В таких условиях жизненно необходимыми становятся навыки функциональной грамотности учащихся, критического мышления, оптимизация времени и механизмов получения новых знаний, формирование полной картины мира.

Одним из способов решения сложившихся вызовов и потребностей становится образовательная технология STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics), которая представляет собой новые подходы к обучению учащихся, основанные на комплексном подходе к изучению определенной проблемы или явления. Аббревиатура "STEM" была впервые предложена американским бактериологом Р. Колвэлл в 1990-х годах, но активно начала использоваться с 2011 года и связана с именем биолога Джудит А. Рамали, которая как руководитель Института естественных наук США, отвечала за разработку новых образовательных программ[2].

STEM - это акроним от английских терминов: S - science, T - technology, E - engineering, M - mathematics. Существует также другие направления STEM, которые помимо всех перечисленных составляющих, включают в себя А (Art) искусство - (STEAM), R (Reading + wRiting) чтение и письмо - (STREAM). STREAM-технология в большой степени ориентирована на научно-исследовательскую деятельность посредством развития навыков чтения и письма. Считается, что термин и направление STEAM возникло в колледже дизайна шт. Род Айленд, а развитие получило благодаря трудам Жоржет Якман (Georgette Yakman), 2010 [3]

Существуют также различные вариации STEAM построенные на других сопутствующих методах PBL (Problem Based Learning), PhBL (Phenomenon-based learning) и др.
Таблица 1. Сравнение различных направлений STEM-технологии
Многие развитые страны, такие как США, Китай, Финляндия, Австралия, Великобритания, Израиль, Корея, Сингапур, проводят государственные программы в области применения STEM-образования. Однако мнения современных исследователей относительно технологии STEM неоднозначно и представлено различными вариациями данного подхода в системах образования разных стран мира. Так, на официальном сайте правительства США в открытом доступе опубликован документ разработанный управлением научно-технической политики администрации президента и комитетом по политике в области STEM-образования США под названием "Путь к успеху: американская стратегия STEM-образования", в котором отмечены основные направления по внедрению и использованию STEM технологий как научно-технический потенциал который предопределяет экономическое развитие страны[4].

Ежегодно вручается премия президента США лучшим STEM-учителям уже на протяжении несколько десятков лет [5].

Согласно данным опроса, приведенным на сайте международной компании EqualOcean занимающейся инвестиционными исследованиями и предоставлением информационных услуг в Китае, технология STEAM является наиболее популярной среди всех представленных в системе образования Китая [6]. В статье вестника департамента рекламы коммунистической партии Китая приводятся слова директора Центра обучения STEM, Ван Су о важности STEM в системе образования Китая. Также в рамках развития STEM-образования международный технологический гигант IBM запустил образовательную программу в Китае, в которой 200 сотрудников работают в качестве преподавателей-добровольцев по STEM в начальных и средних школах Китая, используя свой опыт [7]. STEM в Китае рассматривается как важный элемент национальной стратегии развития талантов.

Германия выбрала собственный акроним для описания STEM-подхода- это MINT, что в переводе означает математика, информатика, естественные науки и техника.

Германия, как страна впервые объявившая миру о наступлении эры четвертой промышленной революции, делает многое для реализации этого подхода в школах страны. Так, согласно данным ресурса https://www.mint-regionen.de/ существует 120 регионов, которые внедряют на практике этот образовательный тренд.

Национальный MINT-портал вычленяет векторы развития и точки роста: дигитальная трансформация школ, цифровые компетенции молодежи, MINT для девочек, техника.

Дважды в год появляются отчеты о состоянии и развитии данного направления в стране, также идет постоянная корреляция с другими странами по итогам сдачи тестирования PISA.

Статистика о выпускниках ВУЗов MINT-направленности по состоянию на 2017 показывает, что Германия обогнала все страны по этому показателю [8]

В стране осуществляется инициатива "MINT Zukunft schaffen" (с нем.яз "Создаем MINT-будущее"), в рамках которых замеряются все показатели, связанные с результатами реализации MINT: компетенции, число выпускников университетов данной направленности, процент женщин-участниц данной сферы (31% от общего числа в 2018).

Реализация MINT в Германии осуществляется под патронажем канцлера страны Ангелы Меркель, которая на четвертой национальной MINT встрече на высшем уровне в 2016 году высказала пожелание не пускать на самотек вопрос привлекательности MINT-образования и MINT - профессий, а с раннего возраста показывать красоту этого направления и формирование осознанности при выборе такой профессии [9].

На седьмой национальной MINT- встрече на высшем уровне в 2019 году обсуждались вопросы несоответствия школьного образования запросам времени, предлагался алгоритм решения вопроса через тесную связь образования, промышленных предприятий и гражданских инициатив в этой сфере {10].

Интересным является опыт внедрения технологии STEM через активный метод конструирования технических игрушек представленный во вьетнамских школах. Основным акцентом внедрения STEM во Вьетнаме выступает идея развития активного межпредметного обучения на основе разработки технических игрушек. В работе Le Xuan Quang и соавторов выделены 5 этапов проектирования технических игрушек для учителей и учеников. Также приведен пример разработки технической игрушки согласно вьетнамскому учебному плану, потребности учащихся 8-х классов в разработке мини-гоночного автомобиля.
Рисунок 1. Этапы разработки технических игрушек для учителей
Порядок технического оформления для учащихся состоит также из 5 шагов:

1. Учащиеся должны понимать потребности в технических игрушках, которые они будут создавать (например, задачи, функции, стили ...). Они могут посмотреть образцы, сделанные учителем в качестве предложения.

2. Ученики обсуждают в группе, чтобы найти решение: что им нравится больше, а что лучше. Они делают дизайн модели с графикой. Чтобы иметь хороший дизайн, учащиеся активно сотрудничают, применяя полученные знания, воображая себя или ища какую-либо предлагаемую информацию из других, таких как учебники, Интернет или рекомендации учителя.

3. Ученики выбирают материалы для изготовления технических игрушек. Они выбирают подходящие материалы для производства технических игрушек и инструментов.

4. Учащиеся создают технические игрушки с дизайном и материалами. Они тестируют и модифицируют продукт, если он соответствует требованиям или нет. На этом этапе студенты проходят практические занятия, имеют возможность практиковаться и выступать. Они могут применять знания, извлеченные из предыдущих уроков, и их социальный опыт. Учитель должен поощрять учеников посвятить себя любой идее, которая их захватывает.

5. Ученики представляют разработанные продукты в классе. Они могут гордиться своей продукцией и быть заинтересованными в образовании STEM [].

Представленный на образовательном семинаре "Integration of STEM Subjects through Phenomenon-based Learning professional development programme" финский опыт внедрения STEM-технологии демонстрирует важность междициплинарных связей внутри данной технологии основанный на явлениях. Основой данной технологии выступает философия образования Джона Дьюи в которой он рассматривает сущность и природу всех явлений в образовательном процессе. Основными организациями реализующими идеи STEM образования в Финляндии являются Innovation & Outreach EduCluster Finland и Central Finland LUMA Centre University of Jyväskylä. Основным отличием финского подхода является объединение дисциплин вокруг одного явления из реальной жизни, причем детальность исследования одного и того же явления может увеличиваться с каждым классом в общеобразовательной школе.

Данная технология будет отлично интегрироваться с обновленным содержанием образования Республики Казахстан, где также используется спиралевидная форма обучения, которая предполагает повторное изучение материала на протяжении всего школьного обучения. Несмотря на различие в подходах и значении STEM в рамках реализации государственных программ различных стран, большинство из них согласны в том что STEM - это образование будущего.

Приведем сравнение ключевых моментов STEM-технологий c традиционным классно-урочным подходом представленные в статье образовательного технолога и одного из авторов онлайн курса "STREAM-подход в образовании: теория и практика" Рождественской Л.В. на блогоплатформе и площадке для профессионального роста, обмена инновационными идеями и решениями, передачи опыта и экспертной деятельности работников образования в области современных стандартов и технологий "Новатор"
Таблица 2. Сравнение ключевых моментов STEM-направлений с урочно-предметным подходом (по Рождественской Л.В. с дополнением)
Рассмотрим некоторые полезные онлайн сервисы и ресурсы для учителей, реализующих идеи STEM в своей педагогической практике (Таблица 3).
Таблица 3. Онлайн сервисы и ресурсы по STEM обучению

STEM это не просто объединение различных предметов в одном проекте, это попытка развития эффекта синергии при познании законов окружающего мира. Некоторые исследователи рассматривают STEM как отдельную философию понимания законов вселенной через призму конкретных предметов. Другие как способ предотвращения отделения науки от реального мира. В связи с чем в процессе внедрения STEM-технологий может возникнуть проблемы определения приоритетов и учета всех целей предметов, включенных в определенный проект. Различные вариации акцентов данной образовательной технологии такие, как явление, контекст, исследование, проект, проблема могут только запутать учащихся в достижении поставленных целей.Анализируя опыт стран, работающих в STEM-подходе, можно сделать вывод о том, что данная технология является весьма интересной и полезной с точки зрения развития навыков будущего 4К (коммуникация, кооперация, критическое мышление, креативность) необходимых учащимся уже сегодня. В то же время при внедрении данной технологии, не стоит забывать о целях образования и значимости каждого предмета в процессе подготовки учащихся.

Зародившись как способ более эффективного и оптимального обучения детей мигрантов, образовательная технология STEM с каждым годом захватывает все больше педагогов в разных странах мира. Содержание и методы данного подхода позволяют формировать у обучающихся целостную картину мира, учат видеть неразрывные взаимосвязи в окружающей действительности, показывать ценность научного знания для жизни.
Список использованных ресурсов:

1. Доклад всемирного экономического форума. Интернет-ресурс. Режим доступа: http://reports.weforum.org/global-risks-2019/chapter-one/&nbsp;

2. Авдеева Т.И. Сборник научных статей по итогам работы Международного научного форума "Наука и инновации-современные концепции" (г. Москва, 17 мая 2019 г.). Том 1 / отв. ред. Д.Р. Хисматуллин. - Москва: Издательство Инфинити, 2019. - 128 с.

3. Developing STEAM Education to Improve Students' Innovative Ability. Интернет-ресурс.Режим доступа: https://steamedu.com/developing-steam-education-to-improve-students-innovative-ability/

4. "Путь к успеху: американская стратегия STEM-образования". Интернет-ресурс. Режим доступа: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/STEM-Education-Strategic-Plan-2018.pdf (15.02.2020)

5. Nation's Highest Honors for STEM Teachers Интернет ресурс. Режим доступа: https://www.bigdealbook.com/newsletters/k-12_technology/?show=nation___s_highest_honors_for_stem_teachers%2Fbf2511ca1-5e95-4345-8085-3a9d94973fe0&fbclid=IwAR04JGr1-SYaw-LRFKAHTJIqE9r2U8r0GpJSTuzc-0CwhleYcLY7P2YdS_A

6. The Trend of STEAM in China's Education Industry. Интернет-ресурс. Режим доступа: https://equalocean.com/education/20190425-the-trend-of-steam-in-chinas-education-industry

7. Experts say STEM education is the key to nurturing necessary talent. Интернет-ресурс. Режим доступа: https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201901/14/WS5c3bf77aa3106c65c34e43f6.html

8. MINT-Herbstreport-2019 Интернет-ресурс. Режим дступа https://www.nationalesmintforum.de/fileadmin/medienablage/content/themen/aktuelles/2018/aktuelle-studien/2019/IW-Gutachten-MINT-Herbstreport-2019.pdf стр.102

9. Национальный MINT-форум Интернет ресурс. Режим доступа: https://www.nationalesmintforum.de/themen/

10. Материалы седьмой национальной MINT-встречи, Германия. Интернет ресурс. Режим доступа: https://www.nationalesmintforum.de/veranstaltungen/7-nationaler-mint-gipfel-2019/

11. Рождественская Л.В. "STEM - STEAM - STREAM на смену предметам и предметникам." Интернет-ресурс. Режим доступа: https://novator.team/post/142

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В этом разделе вы можете найти быстрый шаг за шагом руководство, направляя вас через Graasp; Платформа авторизации и обучения Go-Lab. В нем объясняется, как начать создавать пространство для обучения запросов, как добавить онлайн-лаборатории и приложения для запросов в свое пространство, как настроить приложения, как создать пространство вместе с коллегами и как поделиться своим пространством со студентами. Используйте это руководство, чтобы сделать первые шаги с помощью Graasp! Вы также можете посетить наш учебник видео о том, как создать ILS, Как настроить приложения и проверить учебник Graasp.

Помните, что вы всегда можете использовать функцию Компиляции для загрузки этого руководства.

Начало работы с платформой для авторизации и обучения Graasp

Зайдите на сайт https://graasp.eu и создайте учетную запись. Вы можете начать немедленно. Лучший браузер для использования при работе с Graasp является Chrome. Если вы хотите, вы можете изменить язык в верхней правой стороне экрана. Нажмите "en" ниже функции поиска.

Нажмите на маленький квадрат со знаком плюс (в левом верхнем верхнем) и выберите вариант "Создать ILS" (Inquiry Lзарабатывать Sтемп). Дайте ILS имя и нажмите зеленую кнопку "Создать ILS".

Теперь вы видите основную структуру учебного пространства для студентов. Эту структуру можно изменить (изменить имена, удалить или добавить подпространствеи) и заполнить ее.

Содержание первых пяти подпространств (ориентация-обсуждение) будет видно для студентов. Подпространство с названием "Убежище"используется для хранения данных. Не удаляйте это подпространство.

Выберите подпространство, чтобы заполнить его. Выберите маленький квадрат со знаком плюс. Теперь вы получите несколько вариантов. Первые и последние практически не используются; другие объясняются ниже:

Создайте документ:вы добавляете элемент текста. Текст можно отредконить с помощью простого редактора.

Добавить файл: вы можете добавить файл с вашего собственного компьютера (например, изображение или файл PDF)

Добавить ссылку: вы можете вставить элемент из Интернета (например, видео YouTube)

Добавить app: вы можете вставить веб-приложений. Обзор приложений приведен на: https://golabz.eu/apps

Добавить Lab: вы можете вставить виртуальную или удаленную лабораторию. Обзор большого количества лабораторий можно найти на: https://golabz.eu/labs

Нажав на кнопку "Добавить приложение" (или "Добавить лаборатории"), вы получите обзор всех приложений (или лабораторий), которые доступны (см. рисунок). Выберите приложение, вы хотите, и нажмите "Добавить app".

В чем разница между пространством, активностью и ИЛ-иС?

Разница между Create Space, Create Activity и Create ILS связана с типом содержимого и заранее установленными проектами, которые можно включить в каждый из них.

Пространство похоже на папку, где вы можете добавить в нее другое пространство, документ, файл, ссылку, приложение, обсуждение (приложение SpeakUp), действие и ILS. Он предназначен для вас, чтобы организовать панель мониторинга Graasp, а не делиться ею со своими студентами. В случае, если у ваших студентов есть учетная запись Graasp, они также могут использовать эти регулярные пространства для саморегулируемой командной работы, опираясь на обмен и совместное создание документов, а также на связанные с ними обсуждения.

При создании activity или ILS можно добавить следующие ресурсы в каждом из них: пробел, документ, файл, ссылку, приложение, лабораторию и обсуждение. Деятельность и ILS предназначены для совместного использования с вашими студентами. Вы также можете включить анализ обучения в обоих.

Деятельность и ILS являются выделенными пространствами, которые интегрируют этапы обучения через подпространства. Эти этапы предопределены шаблонами, которые могут быть выбраны и отображаются в виде вкладок для студентов в связанном автономном представлении.

ILS - это выделенные пространства для обучения по изучению альтернативных сценариев, определенных соответствующими шаблонами, такими как "Базовый сценарий", "Найти ошибку", "Подход к головоломке", "Обучение по крицикуингу", "Структурированные споры" и сценарий 5Es.

Пространства для занятий деятельностью относятся к любым другим видам структурированных учебных мероприятий, таких как проектное мышление или саморегулируемое обучение, MOOC и электронная книга.

Как это выглядит для студента?

Вы можете быстро увидеть это, нажав значок " Обмен" в правой части экрана. При нажатии на зеленую кнопку "Показать standalone View" учебное пространство открывается в новой вкладке. Он показывает пространство для обучения, как студенты увидят его. Вы можете поделиться URL-адресом или кодом с помощью URL-кода со своими студентами. Если у вас есть они вставить имя пользователя, то их данные будут сохранены под этим именем пользователя и будут показаны в следующий раз, когда пользователь входит в систему. Вы можете выбрать язык ILS для студентов. Приложения и лаборатории будут отображаться на этом языке (если перевод доступен).

Как создатель ILS, вы можете просмотреть свой ILS, выбрав кнопку "просмотр страницы" (в нижней части вкладки "Общий доступ"). Используя эту кнопку, вы будете войти в ILS с вашим Идентификатором Graasp и избежать введения поддельных автономных пользователей (студентов) во время процесса авторизации. Для этого представления также доступен специальный код.

Изменение содержимого приложения

Приложения часто используют стандартные термины (часто на английском языке). Вы можете изменить содержимое большого количества приложений в Graasp. Вы можете сделать это, открыв приложение, вставленное, а затем нажав на маленький значок "колеса" или значок передач (см. ниже). Всплывающее окно будет всплывающее окно, в котором можно изменить конфигурацию.

Для получения дополнительной информации, проверить Конфигурация инструментов видео. Конфигурация некоторых лабораторий (например, лаборатории Бонда) также может быть изменена таким же образом.

Совместно с коллегой совместно с коллегой разработка учебного пространства для запросов

В Graasp вы можете работать вместе в одном пространстве. Один человек создает учебное пространство и добавляет другие, нажав на значок"Члены",а затем "Добавить члена" (имейте в виду, что этот человек должен иметь учетную запись Graasp). При добавлении участника, s/he является "зрителем"в первой инстанции. Нажав на слово "зритель", есть несколько вариантов. Затем вы можете сделать кого-то " Редактор" или " Владелец". S / он теперь имеет те же права, как у вас.

На картинке вы видите "Редактор" AngeLA. Это вымышленный "человек". Это относится к функциональности, которая называется "обучение аналитики". Для некоторых приложений "AngeLA" должна быть активирована. Это можно сделать в настройках (рядом с иконой членов).

Кроме того, вы видите " Автономные пользователи". Это пользователи, которые вошли в систему в учебном пространстве. Когда вы нажимаете имя одного из этих людей, учебное пространство этого человека будет открыто, и вы можете увидеть, что этот человек сделал (например, какие гипотезы с / он генерируется). Некоторые приложения, такие как "Входная коробка" имеют возможность быстро получить обзор всех ответов, которые дали студенты (в представлении учителя).

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Caravan of Knowledge - образовательная организация.

Мы развиваем в Казахстане STEAM-образование (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics), обучаем учителей и учеников современным методикам, знаниям и навыкам. Проводим тренинги, курсы, воркшопы и лекции.
Подробнее о нас и STEAM-образовании

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Caravan of Knowledge - образовательная организация. Мы развиваем в Казахстане STEAM-образование (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics), обучаем учителей и учеников современным методикам, знаниям и навыкам. Проводим тренинги, курсы, воркшопы и лекции. Подробнее о нас и STEAM-образовании

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Ольга Лазинская

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