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Activity #1 LEGO Tops - Creativity or Innovative Thinking

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Activity #1 LEGO Tops - Creativity or Innovative Thinking

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Source:
Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls
https://frugalfun4boys.com/spinning-tops-lego-building-idea/

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, movement, and creativity. The materials needed are LEGOs. The students will construct an arena and tops. This activity could be paired with a lesson on motion.

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Activity #2 Basketball - Creativity or Innovative Thinking

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Activity #2 Basketball - Creativity or Innovative Thinking

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Source:
Teachers are Terrific

https://teachersareterrific.com/2017/11/easy-engaging-sporting-events-in-stem.html

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, movement, and creativity. The materials needed are cardboard, straws, tape, plastic cup, and mini basketball. First, construct a hoop out of the given materials. Second, construct a catapult out of the given materials. Third, place the ball into the cup and catapult it into the hoop. This activity could be paired with a lesson on motion and force.

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Activity #3 Phone Amplifier and Stand - Engineering and Design

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Activity #3 Phone Amplifier and Stand - Engineering and Design

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The Mad House
https://www.muminthemadhouse.com/diy-phone-amplifier-and-stand/

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, music, and engineering. The materials needed are toilet paper rolls, paper or plastic cups, pencils, scissors, craft knife, and washi tape. First, trace the phone onto the toilet paper roll and cut out the slot. Second, trace the end of the roll onto the side of the cups and cut the holes. Third, place the roll into the cups and decorate them. Fourth, place the phone into the roll and play music. This activity could be paired with a lesson on sound waves.

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Activity #4 Marble Run - Engineering and Design

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Activity #4 Marble Run - Engineering and Design

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Source:
Buggy and Buddy
https://buggyandbuddy.com/science-kids-create-marble-run/

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, movement, and design. The materials needed are foam pipe insulation, tape, marbles, and objects to place under the pipe. First, cut the foam pipes in half and tape them together. Second, experiment with the pipes by placing objects under them and rolling the marbles on it. This activity could be paired with lessons on physics, gravity, energy, and motion.

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Activity #5 Musical Jars - Science Content Topics

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Activity #5 Musical Jars - Science Content Topics

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Source:
Cool Science Experiments Headquarters
https://coolscienceexperimentshq.com/musical-jars/

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes music and the science content topic sound. The materials needed are a set of glasses, water, metal spoons, and food coloring. First, tap each jar with the spoon and observe. Second, fill each jar with different amounts of water. Third, add food coloring to each jar to see the water more easily. Fourth, tap each jar again and observe the different sounds. This activity could be paired with lessons on sound waves and pitch.

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Activity #9 Sound and iPads - 21st Century Skills

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Activity #9 Sound and iPads - 21st Century Skills

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Source:
STEM Curriculum Resources by Dr. Wesley Fryer
http://stem.wesfryer.com/home/sound-music/measuring-sound-ipads

How the activity can be interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, music, and technology (21st century skill). The materials needed are a xylophone or piano and an iPad with the apps SpectrumView, Decibel 10, and High Frequency Noise. First, play the instrument while each app is listening. Second, compare and contrast the results from each app. This activity could be paired with a lesson on sound waves and it incorporates the use of technology.

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Activity #10 Bottle Cars - 21st Century Skills

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Activity #10 Bottle Cars - 21st Century Skills

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Source:
Teachers are Terrific
https://teachersareterrific.com/2019/11/everything-you-need-to-know-about.html

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes science, movement, and cars (21st century skill). The materials needed are water bottles, scissors, straws, cardboard, tape, and balloons. First, construct a car out of the water bottle, straws, and cardboard. Second, attach the balloon to the car. Third, race the cars. This activity could be paired with a lesson on force and motion or could lead to discussion about the history of cars and how they work.

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Activity #8 Bowl and Radio - Science Content Topics

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Activity #8 Bowl and Radio - Science Content Topics

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Source:
Premeditated Leftovers
https://premeditatedleftovers.com/naturally-frugal-mom/sound-and-volume-vibrations-science-experiment/

How this activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes music and the science content topic sound. The materials needed are a radio, large glass bowl, plastic wrap, rubber band, and pieces of tissue paper. First, put plastic wrap on top of the bowl and wrap a rubber band around the bowl to hold it in place. Second, crumble a few pieces of tissue paper and place on the plastic wrap. Third, place the bowl next to the radio and play music. Change the type of music and volume to see what happens. This activity could be paired with a lesson on sound waves.

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Activity #6 Anemometer - Science Content Topics

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Activity #6 Anemometer - Science Content Topics

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Source:
There's Just One Mommy
https://theresjustonemommy.com/make-your-own-wind-anemometer/

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
Thus activity includes movement and the science content topic weather. The materials needed are paper cups, corrugated cardboard, thumbtacks, hot glue gun or stapler, scissors, and a plastic container with a lid. First, cut the cardboard into two strips and attach into an X. Second, attach the cups to each end of the cardboard. Third, poke a hole in the top of the container, place the pencil inside, and attach the cardboard to the pencil with a thumbtack into the eraser. This activity could be paired with a lesson on weather, wind, and wind speed.

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Activity #7 Parachute - Science Content Topics

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Activity #7 Parachute - Science Content Topics

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Source:
Carly and Adam

https://carlyandadam.com/thecarlyandadam/2018/2/13/spring-stem-activities?utm_content=tribes&utm_term=302895786_8613290_1767&format=amp

How the activity can be used interdisciplinary with STEM instruction:
This activity includes movement and the science content topic gravity, motion, or speed. The materials needed are cups, pipe cleaners, coffee filters, and glue. First, glue the pipe cleaners to the cup and the coffee filter to the pipe cleaners. Second, drop the parachute from different heights and see what happens. This activity could be paired with lessons on gravity, motion, or speed.