This newsletter is a compilation of interesting and engaging STEM activities for all ages. I miss seeing your faces in our Makerspace each morning. Hopefully you'll see some activities included here that spark your creativity.
Yes! This is a collection of great science experiments that are done in a jar. Just a simple jar, from jam, or pickles, or whatever. It'll be absorbing for kids of all ages and older ones can do them independently. No protective gear required!
Started explaining the mysteries of the world to us through mathematics? What if we discovered that mathematics is actually accessible and a really cool way of making sense of the world?That's what this series is. Click here and tune in!
Is that learning to solve math problems gives us the tools to solve ALL kinds of problems. Forget about a simple algorithm, the best problem-solving happens with trial and error, using your own thinking. Dive into this weekly problem!
A roundup of science-themed websites with free lessons & games
Teach Engineering - Did you know you could use Oreos to make a rover? Tons of activities to do at home.
Bill Nye The Science Guy: Check out the section on Home Demos. I don't have all of these materials in my (quarantine) home, but I have quite a few of them.
Switcheroo Zoo: If your kids are into animals and/or imagination games, this is a great site for you.
