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Ask a Tech Teacher
APRIL 19, 2024
Every year, the United Nations recognizes April 22nd as International Mother Earth Day. It is a day we can all participate in making our air clean, our water fresh and our land unlittered rather than accepting the trash-filled oceans, the smoggy skies, and the debris-laden land that is becoming the norm. That changed when U.S.
STEM Next
APRIL 11, 2024
Planet vs. plastics. This year’s Earth Day theme provides many opportunities to take action for a healthier planet. Earth Day is a worldwide campaign that began over 50 years ago. This year, Earth Day is April 22, 2024. We want to go big for Earth Day 2024.
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Carly and Adam
FEBRUARY 19, 2024
You can download lesson plans for One Plastic Bag and 500+ more STEM Challenges in Carly and Adam’s STEM Teachers Club. This blog post delves into five key aspects of integrating this meaningful activity into your classroom. Embrace STEM Through Creative Recycling Projects.
Get Caught Engineering
APRIL 18, 2023
Earth Day this year is on a Saturday in April, although the earth’s environment is a topic that can be studied year-round in the classroom. History Every year on April 22, Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. Compost your food scraps and grow your own food.
STEM Sport
SEPTEMBER 13, 2022
Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects are essential to a child’s education. Oftentimes, classroom lesson plans only include math and science. 25 Best STEM Projects for Middle School Students. In this article, STEM Sports® provides 15 of the best STEM projects to incorporate with middle school students.
Carly and Adam
MARCH 8, 2023
As our youngest learners begin to explore STEM, one important science topic is the study of earth science. From trapdoor spiders to the hives of bumblebees, animal construction projects will interest your students. Readers learn that when we don’t take care of the Earth, there are natural consequences.
Ask a Tech Teacher
MARCH 21, 2018
These projects can be built from metal, wood, plastic, rubber, or even ice, connecting the parts by welding them, drawing a rope or chain between them with a finger, or using special dynamic joints. With over 680 million views, it’s a winner for every science teacher. More science technology tools. Free, web-based.
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