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What Is a Hypothesis? Teaching Kids to Think Like Scientists
Learn how to turn whys into opportunities for scientific discovery by teaching kids how to make a hypothesis.
STEM for Soft Skills: How Science Supports Emotional Development
Learn how STEM activities can help kids develop emotional intelligence and other essential soft skills that support their well-being.
STEM-Enriched Back-to-School Routines
Ease kids’ transition to the new school year with routines that include STEM-based learning.
Space-y Summer Reading: STEM-Themed Books for Young Astronomers and Future Astronauts
Blast off into summer reading with a list of books that feature women in STEM, sure to please any budding astronaut or astronomer.
From Scraps to Sprouts: Growing Plants from Kitchen Scraps
Teach kids how to keep food out of landfills with our kitchen scrap gardening experiment.
Supporting Young Neurodivergent Minds in STEM
What is neurodiversity, and how does it affect learning? Find out how STEMful supports neurodivergent minds in our classroom.
Air Quality Experiment for Kids
Teach kids about the relationship between air pollution and air quality and discuss ways we can help reduce our impact.
Importance of STEM Learning in Early Childhood
Learn how STEM education for toddlers can benefit your kids today and help develop skills they’ll use tomorrow.
STEM Summer Camp Planning Guide
Planning early for STEM summer camp can make a world of difference. Here are our tips for choosing the best fit for your child and your schedule.
Physics Fun: The Science of String Telephones
Teach kids about sound and vibration with this classic string telephone experiment you can do with objects around your house.
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