Are you looking for more ways to add STEM activities into your preschool classroom? In this post, I am sharing 10 must-try STEM challenges for preschoolers. These hands-on activities foster students' creativity and curiosity. Students get to create and experiment. They get to become engineers and learn about the scientific process. You can use these preschool activities all year long.

Using just a few supplies around the house, you can challenge your child to make a tape bridge. This fun preschool STEM activity by Stay at Home Activity Mom focuses on problem-solving, fosters curiosity and creativity, and works on fine motor skills! Click to see the activity in action and learn more today.

Mix some architecture and engineering skills with this kindergarten and preschool STEM activity for kids. Use simple materials.

In early childhood education it's no secret that we are consistently fostering curiosity and developing essential skills. And, STEM education is a huge component on building those critical skills that preschoolers will take with them through life. Are you

Floating City - STEM Challenge for Kids. Can you build a city that floats and doesn't fall down? This is a fun engineering activity for hot summer days. #stem #preschool #kindergarten #summer

Foam blocks and shaving cream towers are the perfect combination of sensory play and preschool STEM. Let children explore with their senses while building!

How to Make a Pom Pom Shooter. This is a fun STEM activity for preschool and kindergarten kids to make. #stem #preschool #kindergarten

This Magic Toothpick Star Experiment is such a fun experiment for the kids. It's a super simple way to have the kids create magic on their very own.

STEM building challenges are great for kids - and fun too! Challenge children with this, no prep, building challenge using simple materials for hours of fun and creating. #stemactivitieselementary #stem #stemactivitiesforkids #stemactivities #stemforpreschool

Kids will love making a snowstorm in a jar for a fun winter weather science experiment! This is a great winter stem activity for kids in preschool and older. It is easy to set up and would be a great winter classroom activity!