Osmosis can be a difficult concept for kids to understand. I’ve always found that visual explanations really hit home with kids and help them to understand. Today we have a growing gummy bear ...
STEAM Powered Family started in 2015 as the brain child and passion project of Shelley Brewer. With her Psychology degree and a passion for science, STEM, writing and learning, it was the perfect ...
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Ready for spring? Today we have an incredible spring STEM activity to get kids out in nature while also building their engineering and science skills. Learn how to make wildflower seed bombs, then ...
Summer vacation is coming! Whether you are organizing activities for the neighborhood kids, or you are working as camp counselors running summer camps, coming up with the best ideas for a memorable ...
Inquiry based teaching strategies are a powerful tool for educators looking to connect with their students and apply STEM principles. But when first using these strategies. some students will really ...
Looking for a fun experiment for your preschool to early elementary kids? Why not try ice fishing! No travel required with this science experiment that uses simple supplies and tools. Kids will love ...