Discover some fascinating, no prep, STEM activities and challenges you can do with your students using paper! Engineering, math and science.

11 super easy no prep STEM challenges for elementary students! Low-cost supplies and hands-on fun make these no prep STEM activities perfect!

STEM activities are a great way to engage children as they learn. This huge collection of 60 Best STEM Activities kids are sure to love.

This pumpkin STEM fall activity is the perfect addition to your Halloween STEM challenge activities in October or Thanksgiving STEM challenge activities in November!

Try these easy prep STEM challenges! Tested & teacher-approved, they’re designed by a STEM specialist to spark creativity and problem-solving in your students.

If you love STEAM activities for kids but hate having to buy a ton of extra materials and tools, you are going to LOVE these free STEM activities.

Paper STEM Activities for a Cheap and Easy Science Education. Homeschool can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be when you're doing STEM activities. These 18 easy paper STEM activities are perfect for any budget and educational level. From making towers and bridges with construction paper, to flying airplanes, from weaving to origami, there's something here for everyone. So roll up your sleeves and get started on your science education today!

You're a busy teacher (or parent) and you just don't have time to spend hours prepping your STEM lessons every week! Lucky for you, we have a list of no-prep STEM activities right here that

FUN Stem and steam themed task cards that require no prep, and are great for both in class and home school students, using only everyday materials. Elementary and primary school students will problem solve with these steam and stem activities that have been bundled by theme. Now suitable for home and distance learning with both printable and Google slides. Over 20 themes to choose from: click the link to view the full range to tie in with your current learning topic...

Although polar bears have adapted to life in the cold, we decided it would be nice to build a little home for them. Children worked hard to create a structure that the polar bear could fit in and have some protection.