Resources for Teachers

We offer a variety of interactive materials for teachers to introduce different STEM

concepts in the classroom.

From simple coding activities to engineering projects -- find it all right here.

Activities for the class

These fun, hands-on activities are a great way to play around with different STEM-based concepts in the classroom. Each activity comes with instructions as well as conclusion questions to make students think deeper about the concept.

Paper Rockets

Have fun making miniature rockets out of paper and seeing how far you can launch them using plastic drinking straws!

Find the instructions here.

"If-Then" Coding Game

Students can take turns being the "Programmer" and the "Computers" in this game to understand If-Then statements in programming.

Find the instructions here.

Make an Electromagnet

Use a battery and a nail to create an electromagnet and see how many paperclips the students can use it to pick up.

Find the instructions here.

Water Filtration

Learn about water filtration, what makes drinking water safe, create your own filter with this class activity.

Find the instructions here.

Soda Rockets

A more advanced take on the paper rockets activity, use paper and soda bottles to launch rockets and see how far they can go!

Find the instructions here.

Egg Drop

Students can compete to make a structure that will protect raw eggs from breaking and see how high they can drop them!

Find the instructions here.

Note Packets

We have a collection of different note packets for teachers to use in the classroom. Each covers different topics related to STEM and contains a reading as well as questions and activities.

STEM Basics

Click here for a packet with information about STEM, different kinds of engineers, and the design process!

Click here for the answer key.

Classroom Kits

Using a STEM Companion Classroom Kit at your school?

You can find all the corresponding presentations here.

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