Winter in an elementary classroom can either be full of fun and chaos or feel like it’s never going to end, so it’s important to plan activities that will hold your student’s attention from December to February. STEM activities are a great way to get your students excited about learning and incorporate some fun, hands-on […]

Are you looking for a fun winter STEM activity? This igloo building freebie will get your students thinking like scientists while they build their own miniature igloos. What you will need: You will

This winter enjoy a fun STEM twist on your favorite snowball fights, by making a Snowball Catapult. This is perfect for indoor Winter STEM!

Make a snow fort indoors with this winter STEM activity for kids. Use a few materials, your imagination and lots of hands-on exploration!

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Printable winter STEM challenge activity cards for kids

Keep your students engaged and focused with these Christmas STEM challenge activities! Students will have lots of energy to spare this winter season, so give them some hands on challenges to keep their brains excited and focused. These Winter and Christmas STEM activities include challenges such as building, testing and problem solving. Students will love using creativity and problem solving to solve these Christmas STEM challenges. #STEM #Christmas #math #science

Cup stacking is a fun STEM challenge for children to explore. This set of cup stacking challenge cards has a snowman theme.

Snow ball fights, candy canes, and reindeer…time for some winter STEM activities for kids! Read on for 30 science experiments, math activities, engineering design challenges, and even coding fun - all with a winter theme! All these activities use simple materials and are perfect for the classroom or at home while stuck indoors.

Need an easy to implement Winter STEM Activity? Try pairing it with a children's book you might already have! Literacy and STEM go well...