Utilize a combination of skills from STEAM curriculum to make Science, Technology, English, Art, and Math subjects more accessible through hands-on projects that improve reasoning, and calculating skills.
Projects can be Community Service, MLK or Valentine Holiday Related Ladybugs Vocabulary: Symmetry and asymmetry, origami – paper folding Materials: Glue, scissors, paper and pencil, markers, colored pencils or crayons can be used to add details. Folded hearts to make ladybugs Directions: See templates Trace template, fold construction paper, cut, …
Level: Grade 5th, 7th, 8th Duration: 2 Hours Historical Overview: The Chinese created the art of paper folding in the first century AD, around the time when paper was first invented in China. In the sixth century, the secret of making paper was carried to Japan, and from Japan comes the …
Frogs are an integral part of our ecosystems in Pennsylvania. There are 17 species of frogs and toads in this state. The largest frog native to Pennsylvania is the Bullfrog, which can grow up to 8 inches long. Enjoy this template for making an origami frog! Click here to download …
Lesson Helps students celebrate one another’s birthdays, teaches geometric shapes, radial design and symmetry, and ties into an inspiring poem which can lead to discussion. Recommended Ages Middle-school through high-school age youth Directions Step 1 Identify each student’s birth month and stone. Step 2 Show students gem stones or pictures …
Lesson Learn to count by tens and count actual objects. Recommended Ages Pre-schoolers and kindergarteners Vocabulary Cardinality: (which is a kindergarten-level skill) where the child can not only count from one to ten, but they can also find the number of objects in a set At our final session of …
ASI Literacy / S.T.E.M. Program Fall 2019 Chain Reaction Mystery: Part 1: Goals and Objectives: The goal of this experiment is to get students more involved and interested in science. this experiment revolves around energy which is very important in the fields of physics, chemistry and engineering. We also aim …
https://mysteryscience.com/energy/mystery-5/energy-engineering/36?r=58343452 This experiment builds off the last motion energy experiment. However, the goal of this one is to put both creations together to create one big chain reaction that uses the two types of energy the students have learned about. Supplies: dominoes toy cars scissors 1 dixie cup tape paperclips …
https://mysteryscience.com/energy/mystery-4/energy-engineering/35?r=58343452#slide-id-0 There are two kinds of energy: potential and kinetic. Potential energy is energy that is stored and can be motivated to use, such as a car on a hill. Kinetic energy is energy that is already in motion, such as a basketball being thrown. In this experiment, students will …
