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In light of the current health pandemic, I’ve put together this homeschooling resource for teachers to send home as a fun way to continue STEM learning even when school is out of session due to government mandates. It works well to electronically send the pdf file to parents but it can also be printed and given out as a take-home packet.
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This task card set is adapted (and simplified) from my STEM Stations Activities Resource. The videos reference a “STEM BOX”, which is a box of supplies that a teacher would pre-stock and have ready for kids to work on in a student-led group.
This set includes a LOT of content. Each task card has a QR code (and a link) that goes to a video that lays out a STEM challenge and then explains the science behind the activity. There is also an EDITABLE worksheet and STEM process poster! These STEM task cards are perfect for emailing to parents so they can EASILY do STEM activities at home with their kiddos! They simply choose a challenge, watch the fun and educational video, sketch out their design, build, and answer the response questions on their worksheets. In addition, students can reference the included STEM process poster as they design and build. They could even take pictures of their creations and send them to you electronically!
Please Note: This resource is different than my other task card sets as this set contains instructional videos for each challenge.
The materials needed for these activities:
***Note, if you don’t have all of the materials, get creative and substitute them with what you do have! You won’t need ALL of these materials for every challenge, this is a comprehensive list for the entire set.
Pencils
Straws
Pipe Cleaners
Paper and/or Card-stock
Note Cards
Masking Tape / Scotch Tape
Play Dough
Marbles & Ping-Pong Ball (or similar)
Paper Clips
Popsicle Sticks
Paper Cups of some sort
Pennies
Dental Floss
Tree Twigs
Rubberbands
Please feel free to email me at any time with questions regarding this resource!
-Josh
ScienceDemoGuy@gmail.com
