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New AdditionOur Lady Bug Garden just arrived and the larve are no bigger than the speck on Horton Hears A Who. We are excited to watch the lifecyle of the lady bug unfold this spring! | Peter Rabbit Kindergarten enjoyed the story of Peter Rabbit. Centers included creating a Bunny Burst art project with pastels and building a fence around Mr. McGregor's garden to keep Peter out of danger. | Energizing Everything! Fourth grade is in their Energy Unit. This week students explored the world of collisions and energy transfer using marbles. This lesson is a precursor to our final project this year, a chain reaction machine! |
New Addition
Our Lady Bug Garden just arrived and the larve are no bigger than the speck on Horton Hears A Who. We are excited to watch the lifecyle of the lady bug unfold this spring!
Peter Rabbit
Energizing Everything!
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The Farm Comes To STEAM Coop races are so much fun! Drop an egg in and watch it roll down the shoot. The one with the most eggs in thier basket wins! | Sheering The Sheep In this fun farm unit, students learn the importance of farms and how farm animals provide us with many things! Sheering the sheep provides wool for clothing and more! | Feeding Livestock Cows! Pigs! ..and Sheep! Oh my! Draw a card to see how many scoops of feed your livestock needs to grow big and strong! A farmer's work is never done. |
The Farm Comes To STEAM
Sheering The Sheep
Feeding Livestock
Draw a card to see how many scoops of feed your livestock needs to grow big and strong! A farmer's work is never done.
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Pollination Stations Grade 1-3 are learning all about the plant world. Starting with seed dispersal, pollination and the plant life cycle. Through these lessons, students learn just how important bees and other pollinators are to our planet. 2nd grade will be planting corn in the upcoming weeks to test how well a plant can grow under different conditions. | Dart Diaries Lunch with Dart is always a treat. She reminds us to always eat your greens! | Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!Students investigate the mystery of the koa tree, a type of tree that grows in only two places—islands halfway across the world from one another. In the activity, students develop three different physical models of seed structures. They observe how structure affects the seed’s function in dispersing away from the tree. Then, they use these observations to evaluate whether koa seeds are likely dispersed by wind, water, or animals. Added bonus that teachers volunteered to be the tree! |
Pollination Stations
Dart Diaries
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
Students investigate the mystery of the koa tree, a type of tree that grows in only two places—islands halfway across the world from one another. In the activity, students develop three different physical models of seed structures. They observe how structure affects the seed’s function in dispersing away from the tree. Then, they use these observations to evaluate whether koa seeds are likely dispersed by wind, water, or animals. Added bonus that teachers volunteered to be the tree!
How to get involved
If you would like to help STEAM donations are accepted. Things the lab uses that you might consider donating are jars, tubs with lids,( any size) disinfectant wipes, paper plates, ziplock bags or tubs (all sizes) glue sticks, washable markers, recylcables, gently used toys or games.
If you love to shop the STEAM LAB Amazon Wishlist is randomly updated with items to choose from. You may ship directly to school or have your student drop off items in the donation tub.
As always thanks for your support! It it greatly appreciated!
