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Easy STEM Activities at Home or in the Classroom
This month’s post is all about finding easy ways to encourage STEM exploration at home! We have included easy STEM-related activities that you can share with families, or use in your classroom. These activities require very little prep and are a great way to encourage parents to get involved with their student’s learning at home!…
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Bring STEM into Your Classroom All Year Long
November 8th is National STEM Day! We hope this month’s resources will help you bring STEM activities and lessons into your classroom all year long! Looking for quick but meaningful STEM activities for your classroom? Dive into these activities from steamsational.com! Explore this toolkit from Edutopia to help you get started with STEM in your…
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STEM Giveaway and Free Printable Election Activities
In honor of November’s National STEM Day, our resources this month are all about STEM! No doubt, your students are also still talking about the results of the 2020 election. What better time to roll out a math lesson on the election results? Check out the details below and explore more exciting activities to use…
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4 Live Virtual Field Trip Options You Don’t Want to Miss!
We know that with all the adaptations teachers are making this year, there is not much time to search for interesting activities or engaging field trips. For many teachers, in-person field trips are not even an option right now. That is why this month’s resources are designed to provide you with easy to access, free,…
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3 Simple Actions to Improve STEM at Your School
Improve Technology at Your School without Breaking the Bank Microsoft has partnered with many of our schools to offer affordable options for purchasing or leasing devices & software. – Questions? Want to talk with someone about technology at your school? Contact Wildaliz Ramos, our Education Expert from Microsoft at wiramo@microsoft.com. – Microsoft is offering a…
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5 Easy Ways to Get Started with STEM
For most teachers, tackling STEM in the classroom can be a daunting endeavor. What is STEM? Where do I begin? How do I find lessons, activities, and experiments? How long will it take? STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math. Three of the most important components of a good STEM lesson include: Problem Solving…
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Technology Tips for the Classroom and Contest!
Congratulations to our Mars regolith contest winner Mrs. C. Ross from Broward County! To view all previous Teacher Resources for Success postings, click here.