Steam winter activities

Grow giant crystal snowflakes with a bit of simple science. This winter STEM activity is a fun and easy project for kids.

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Winter is here and I'm excited to share that my newest science packet is done and ready to share with you! This packet has 10 really neat science activities for little learners. These activities would be best

These frozen ice bubbles are perfect to fill long winter days. It is fun for kids of all ages & uses items that are likely in your pantry already. If you are itching for a fun activity to do with your kids on these cold days let me walk you through how to make frozen bubbles.

Snow ball fights, candy canes, and reindeer…time for some winter STEM activities for kids! Read on for 30 science experiments, math activities, engineering design challenges, and even coding fun - all with a winter theme! All these activities use simple materials and are perfect for the classroom or at home while stuck indoors.

FUN melting snowman experiment where they will use winter science with a SIMPLE snowman activities for preschoolers!

Getting kids to focus during the winter months was always a struggle for me. The cold temperatures made it impossible to go outside, leaving kids with no way to burn off energy. Times like these require extremely engaging lessons to keep students focused and engaged. Fortunately, I found the secret

Winter brings a special kind of magic, especially for our young learners. Even if snowflakes aren't falling outside your window, this season offers a unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of winter wildlife with STEAM activities for preschoolers.

Sometimes you have to just make that winter wonderland- especially if you live in the south! Before I share some STEM Challenges with you I have a little story... When I was a little girl my family lived in Germany. Snow was a constant in our winter lives. We walked to the bus stop in

Your kids will LOVE making these salt crystal snowflakes! As an added bonus, they will learn important observation and science skills in this simple STEM activity.