STEM Resources for Teachers and Students in the Classroom
Interactive STEM activities, free for your classroom. Bring out the inner scientist in all your students with these scientifically accurate models and activities. Grades K-12 .
Washington State University’s Ask Dr. Universe allows kids to explore various STEM topics and get answers to common questions.
Discover the nuts and bolts of engineering. This website contains advice on careers, entertaining info on all kinds of fields and links to the eGFI magazine.
Searching for news on the environment, homework resources, info on contests or ideas for an environment-based school project? Check out this website .
Apps and activities and videos, oh my! Play games, watch baby chicks hatching, create virtual chemical reactions or use forensic science to analyze different types of candy.
Get stuck on science. This website has over 1,000 ideas for science fair projects, project guides, project kits and detailed profiles of STEM careers.
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Learn everything about the weather. Find fun facts, games, flashcards and photos, plus get answers to your meteorological questions.
Design anything you can imagine through challenges, videos and tutorials, students discover engineering principles.
Pre-K STEM games, activities and videos galore. The adventurous Cat in the Hat is even ready to lead you on an exotic math safari adventure
At Funology, science is bound to get interactive. Make a tornado with water. Build a Jurassic Park terrarium. Or, simply torment others with endless jokes about bugs and insects.
Have your students play engineering games such as the bionic arm design challenge, using nanos, satellites, transformers and more.
