In this lesson, children will be magnet detectives as they investigate and experiment with magnetic forces.

Activities that engage a child’s sense of smell can also help develop a child’s sense of taste and language skills. In this lesson, children will learn how to use their sense of smell as an important observational tool.

In this lesson, children will read the book, Mama Built a Little Nest, by Jennifer Ward and use their own engineering skills with loose parts to create a nest to hold their egg.

In this lesson, children will explore force and motion concepts as they play with boxes and objects found around the classroom.

In this lesson, children will investigate footprints left in the snow and follow the clues to discover who left those prints!

In this lesson, children will blow paint through straws to investigate the relationship between wind force and velocity.

In this lesson, children will explore their immediate neighborhood and look for natural elements that they can collect to create ephemeral art, which is art that only lasts for a short period of time.

Celebrate the warm winds of spring with a colorful, breezy pinwheel investigation! In this lesson, students will learn about wind energy as they use a pinwheel to model a wind turbine.

To be a child again and rediscover the joy of a simple box? This lesson represents STEM creativity at its finest!

Salt painting is a creative way to teach children about absorption. In this lesson, children will learn how the watercolor paint reacts with the salt as the paint “travels” along the glue/salt line.