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When it comes to science fair projects, there are tons of options to choose from! But not all science fair projects will work for kids in elementary school. Elementary kids need project ideas that are easy, produce fast results, and are tons of fun to do! That why I’ve created this list of elementary school …

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Who else just loves doing spring STEM activities? One of my favorite things ever is to do spring-themed activities and projects with children. They are always so interested to learn about the world. In this list of spring STEM challenges for kids picked with teacher feedback, you’ll find some of our very favorite spring STEM …

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Learning about trees? Complete your photosynthesis science experiment with this simple science demonstration learning how do trees make oxygen. This tree science project teaches the basics of photosynthesis for kids! It is a super easy experiment that makes a wonderful addition to your list of no-prep STEM challenges. In this tree science experiment, kids can …

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Earth Day is a wonderful time to learn about the world and how to care for it. Find everything you need to set up earth science experiments for kindergarten and early elementary kids in this collection of earth science activities!  Kids will love learning about the earth, recycling, and how to care for the plant …

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You’ll always find us completing STEM activities, and we love making our STEM activities related to an upcoming holiday. These Earth Day STEM activities help teach kids about recycling, biomes, carbon footprints, water filtration, pollution, and even global warming. Earth Day STEM challenges are one of the best holidays to use as a bridge to …

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