Easter stem activities elementary

Teacher dilemma: you want to do fun Easter activities for spring, but only it it’s fun with substance! These five Easter / Spring STEM Challenges keep your students engaged in problem-solving, critical thinking, and brain-busting collaborative work, disguised as fun. > to the blog for details, video walk-throughs, resources, and more! Looking for elementary resources or middle school resources? These challenges include modifications for grades 2 - 8.

The Basket Bounce Easter STEM Challenge is the perfect STEM activity for spring! It even includes an optional relay race, which students LOVE! Modifications are included to help you make the challenge engaging and productive for students in grades 2 - 8. Click through to spring & Easter STEM Challenge hub to see video walk-throughs, blog posts & more for all 5 spring STEM Challenge activities!

Bring science, technology, engineering, and math to your classroom this spring with easy to set up, fun to play learning centers for spring STEM activities.

Easter STEM building with Jelly Beans and toothpicks. Build jelly bean structures for peeps for a fun and classic Easter STEM challenge. Easter engineering activity that many age groups will enjoy as an Easter activity. Fun Easter party idea too.

Easter STEM Activities: Peep Science Experiments

Jelly bean science experiments that are perfect for keeping students engaged before or after Easter or spring break. Also includes Easter themed science activities for kids. #Easterscience #jellybeanscience #scienceforkids

Have fun creating your own Easter Basket with this STEM Challenge activity! Visit blog for more fun Easter Themed Activities!

Try this fun Easter catapult STEM activity for Easter! Kids will love making these simple popsicle stick catapults and launching eggs!

Easter is an exciting time for most kids. Capture this excitement and boost STEM skills with these Easter STEAM activities!

Easter is such a fun time of year in the classroom. There are so many educational activities that can be done around those little plastic eggs, Peeps, and jelly beans. While I don't particularly care to eat jelly beans or Peeps, they do make for a great STEM activity! The following are four engagin