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 [...]
3 Ways Teachers Can Prepare for Post-COVID Education
For the first time since the pandemic started, it is reasonable to look ahead toward its end. We aren’t there yet, but the path toward the end has now been laid [...]
7 Free STEM Resources
At STEM Supplies, we know STEM is more than a collection of amazing robots, 3D printers, and exciting makerspace supplies–it’s a full-fledged curriculum that demands unique teaching skills. That’s [...]
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 to Integrate PPE and Sanitation Practices into the STEM Classroom
The 2020-2021 academic school year is unlike any other year we’ve encountered. If they haven’t already, states and districts are deciding the best way to send students back to [...]
4 Tips for Staying Safe in a Post-COVID Makerspace
There’s no way to sugarcoat it – last school year was hard. It was hard on students, hard on parents, and hard on you. Nevertheless, here you are, a [...]
Shifts in Technology When School Resumes
Recently while scrolling on Twitter, I saw a Tweet asking teachers what might change as a result of the shifts toward distance learning over the past month. There were [...]
3 More Resolutions for the Science Classroom
As we close out 2019 and look towards 2020, it is the perfect time to reflect on classroom practices. In my first part of this series, I outlined three [...]
3 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Classroom
As we close out 2019 and look towards 2020, it seems like a good time to reflect on classroom practices. What went well, what needs work, and what do [...]