Spring STEM Challenge MaterialsĪs with any STEM activity, I encourage you to use materials that you already have. A printable to attach to the nest is also included. I have included free printable Spring STEM activity cards that you can print and post with the activity or send home as an activity kit. The egg is light so they have to blow on it to gently get it back to its home/nest. It can also add to the fun and engagement if you tell children to imagine that they found an egg and they need to get it safely back into the nest, without touching it. You will blow the egg, either with a straw or your mouth, to move it from one end to the other. It cannot fall off the table, so your path must keep the egg within its boundaries, but also allow it to move to the end.
Use the materials to create a path for your egg to move from the ‘Start’ to the ‘Nest’ at the other end. These challenges can be used year round! Spring STEM Activity – The Challengeįor this STEM activity, the challenge is simple.
If you are looking for even more STEM ideas and STEM challenges, check out my collection of over 45 STEM Challenge Ideas for kids. It also has a fun spring theme which engages kids even more. It’s a fun activity for children to problem solve and try different strategies in order to find a solution. This Spring STEM activity only requires a few materials that you may already have on hand. The activities typically use simple materials and are largely open ended and child led. The activities that are the most popular, and the kids favorites, are the ones that I then share with you because I’m confident your kids will love them too.Ī STEM activity is a hands-on activity that incorporates one of more Science, Technology, Engineering and/or Math skills. When I create new STEM activities and challenges I love to try them out in my kindergarten class with my students. From the warm spring breeze and the returning sound of birds chirping to flowers blooming and new life all around, how could you not love spring? To celebrate the start of the season, I created a new Spring STEM activity for kids. Spring is here! I love spring and all that the season has to offer.
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