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"This is the perfect STEAM Challenge for the chilly weather we are having! It will teach students all about why we put salt on icy roads during winter.
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Art Teachers: This was made for y'all. Depending on where you are in your curriculum, pen-and-ink might not be the kind of exercise you'd do as a formal classroom assignment, but it could still be a great way to stretch your students. I know some artists who design a character (an alien? a pumpkin?) or pick a character to draw doing all of the #Inktober prompts. How would you have your alien doing "Swift?" "Squeak?" "Cloud?" "Mysterious?" ...or have them pick a favorite universe to draw in. Harry Potter, Star Wars, Adventure Time -- and have them still do the #Inktober prompts
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"This is the perfect STEAM Challenge for the chilly weather we are having! It will teach students all about why we put salt on icy roads during winter.
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"Teamwork is a great way to have students bond with their new classmates. This STEM Challenge welcomes friendly competition as students work together in different teams to try and build the tallest cup tower in a time period of 30 minutes. This may seem super easy, but you will be amazed by the different ideas your students come up with. "
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January 7, 2018 9:52 AM
This is another example of STEM really being STEAM.
Like, hello? Architecture Design is #STEAM, right?! -- ALSO, love the idea but I wish the blog post had more information. Like, what are the rules? Are there rules? Can kids use other objects to make it taller? Is there a RUBRIC? Shouldn't there always be a rubric?
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This challenge focuses on students creating their own newspaper beanstalk tower like in the book, Jack in the Beanstalk. The students from Van Allen Elementary explored this challenge and tried to get their tower to hold the weight of a giant.
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This giant collection of LEGO challenge cards is a simple prep, fun way to sneak some STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) learning into the day. With cards that range from easy to difficult, little engineers will love tackling the designs. Grab your set below and add them to a classroom center, engineering activity, homeschool lesson, or free play. There are so many ways to use these cards!
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