4 Thanksgiving STEM Activities
With the upcoming Thanksgiving break, teachers and parents alike may be looking for thematic activities that are fun and engaging. Check out these 4 STEM activities that are sure [...]
3 Free-Build Engineering Products in Every Price-Range
Encourage student creativity, spatial awareness, and hand-eye coordination by adding free-build engineering products to your classroom or STEM program. Allowing students to get hands-on with building also helps promote STEM careers, like engineering. Here are a few of our favorite building and [...]
Magic 3D Pen Fun for Summer
Over the summer, I am always looking for things to do with my library programming that is fun (because if it’s not fun then they will not come in) [...]
3 Printable STEM Games
Check out our top 3 favorite printable STEM games! 1. Five Field Kono Printable Board Game Five Field Kono is a Korean strategy game similar to Chinese Checkers. First, [...]
How to Make DIY LED Name Tags
I am always looking for fun activities for students that involve STEAM principles and encourage students to come into the library. Last school year, I attended the Texas Librarian [...]
5 STEM Puzzles For Any Learning Space
I love a good puzzle. They’re a great way to kill time, especially while staying at home! But what I also love about puzzles is how challenging they are [...]
Using Recycled Cardboard Boxes to Teach Engineering
Boxes are one of those things that you always have a ton of, especially if you are addicted to online shopping like I am. I always recycle my boxes, [...]
3 STEM Movie Recommendations for Young Learners
Parents and teachers can agree that sometimes you just need to put on a movie. Especially with parents and guardians now taking on additional household roles of chefs, employees, [...]
5 STEM Movie Recommendations
It’s every student’s dream to put down his or her pencil for a day and watch a movie during class. In fact, when students walk into the classroom only [...]
How to Make a Pi Day Necklace
Pi Day is one of those “holidays” that I didn't know about when I was a student. Once I became a teacher and librarian, I now find it to [...]
