Why You Should Use Picture Books in Science Lessons
When you think of STEM, often people do not think of picture books. Books are often associated with reading, English, social studies, and history, but they can be incredibly [...]
How to Host a Virtual STEM Event
Virtual events are the biggest way right now to engage students and parents. They are a great way to have your community get information from the comfort of their [...]
How to Design a Dream School Using the Engineering Design Process
Engineering is such a fun aspect of STEM but can lose the fun in the process if students don’t understand the Engineering Design Process. A project that I recently [...]
6 Online and Digital Math Tools
With how education has changed over the past year, it is very safe to assume that technology will be a lifelong tool that will be utilized daily in our [...]
How to Bring a Scientist into Your Library or Classroom
One of my favorite things to do is to bring science to life to my students. So often my students have their theory about scientists acting and looking a [...]
Looking forward to 2021: STEM Resolutions for a New Year
This has been the most adventurous year yet in education (and that is saying it lightly). All educators have basically reinvented the wheel without any time at all, and [...]
4 DIY Weather Tools to Build at Home
Weather was always my favorite unit to teach when I was a classroom teacher. My favorite part of teaching weather was how it brought science to life in a [...]
7 Ways to Make STEM More Engaging
STEM in the classroom is always changing because STEM fields like technology and science are constantly changing in the real world. STEM career fields are always adapting to the [...]
The Best Things to Come Out of COVID in Education
Let's be honest, most educators are struggling with teaching and surviving online learning and COVID right now; there is no denying that. I view myself as a tech-savvy educator that mastered blended [...]
How Your Librarian Can Help Integrate STEM
I am starting at a new school this year. That means I have a whole new group of teachers to convince that I can help them in their classrooms. [...]
