This fun lesson combines STEM with show-and-tell.

Every kid can be an artist!

This activity teaches STEAM concepts and mindfullness!

Hands-on fun to celebrate our awesome planet.

Wild, fun, and free!

Study measurement, area, fractions, and more!

A fun way to celebrate!

STEM and history combined!

Set goals with this fun craft!

Get festive!

Welcome winter with these fun projects that combine math and art!

Shake up your hand turkeys this Thanksgiving by incorporating math and dice rolling!

Kinesthetic learning!

After learning about the 7 different types of seed dispersal: water, wind, exploding (bursting) attachment, digestion, cultivation and gravity, students were challenged to adapt a popcorn kernel to disperse in one of the seven ways we learned about. See Studying Seeds in Third Grade for the 2 day lesson that precedes this project. First we compared[…]Continue Reading

In this two day lesson, students discover the unique adaptations of different seeds! First, introduce students to seeds by distinguishing between a fruit and a vegetable. It seems like an easy topic, but some produce people consider to be a vegetable is actually a fruit! In my third grade classroom, I laid out 7 items[…]Continue Reading

Students explore part-whole relationships while creating unique designs! This math art project was discovered by my mentor teacher. Second and third graders were asked to create art using geometric pattern blocks. The only catch was that their design had to be half yellow, meaning they had to base their artwork around yellow hexagon blocks. Before constructing[…]Continue Reading