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2nd grade engineering videos
DISTANCE LEARNING STEAM/STEM Ant Playgrounds w VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS-download+link!
UPDATED November 2018 with downloadable video in zip as well as link to the unlisted Youtube video! The video can be used for instruction clarification OR just to play directly to your kiddos for instructions like I do in my classroom! Unlike my other videos that have a good bit of speed editing, this one is kept more in real time so that younger artists can see the sample instructions clearly and understand drying/holding time. This STEAM project is approachable and easy for you as well as enga
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K - 3rd
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Teaching Growth Mindset and Perseverance Within STEM Challenges
How do you teach students to not give up or shut down when STEM Challenges seem too hard? It's one thing to tell them to have a growth mindset, never give up, and keep trying and another thing altogether to teach them to actually do that!Growth mindset is a skill that has to be taught. Like most everything else, talking the talk means nothing if you don't walk the walk!This bundle focuses specifically on helping your students understand how to handle frustration and failure productively during S
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2nd - 8th
DISTANCE LEARNING STEM/STEAM Abstract Art Sculptures w/ VIDEO Materials Demo!
I am fortunate to be at an official STEM certified school with a focus on STEAM! Our kids have enjoyed many STEAM projects in the art classroom, but I think that this might be the favorite! I do this project with 2nd grade, but it could be modified for older grades as well as younger grades. One of the beautiful things about this project is that it allows every student to work to his or her own ability level (thus making it easy to do with different grades, too!). The discussion/introduction to
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K - 9th
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Makerspace Project: LED DUCT TAPE Bracelet - Wearable Electronics
Are you looking for a slightly advanced STEAMproject to teach the basics of electronics? Create your LED duct tape wearable bracelet! No wires! No soldering required!
This visually appealing task card shows how to make your duct tape bracelet light up or blink (use LED that blinks). This task card comes with a link to the video I created for more step-by-step instructions and to also see the final product.
You need to add the following materials to create this wearable electronics project (ha
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Grades:
1st - 12th
4:05
Halloween STEM Challenge: Bone Bridge®
Halloween STEM Challenges are a great way to keep students engaged, thinking critically, and working on hands-on problem solving at a time they usually struggle to concentrate!Note: This video was originally created for YouTube, so references to clicking on the video do not work on TpT; however, the links to everything clickable is included in the description below.STEM Challenge CycleGetting Started with STEM Challenges FreebieSee more Bone Bridge® Halloween STEM Challenges_____________________
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Halloween STEM Activities - 6 STEM Challenges - Print & Paperless
27:05
Wastewater Investigation
Ever wonder what happens to the water that goes down your drain from your sinks, tubs, toilets and washers? Can you even stand to think what is in that water and what it might look like? Join Catch the Science Bug's host, Kim Bent, and her Science Bug Investigators to tour a wastewater treatment plant and to see how engineers and chemists turn dirty disgusting water to crystal clear water and then releases it back into the environment. In the Experiment segment you will learn how to make a mo
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K - 3rd
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15:34
Stem Activities, Stem Challenges, Stem, Stem Build a crane, Science Experiments
This video gives you step by step directions on how to implement and construct a STEM challenge of building a simple crane with your class. I will tell you how I implement this activity in my own classroom and what supplies works best for me. I even show you how to put a holiday twist on the activity if you choose. Also, I give you suggestions on how to make the activity more challenging for upper grades.
This challenge works great when teaching your class about the six simple machines.
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2nd - 5th
1:38
How to make a catapult
A simple way to make a catapult for your STEM centers. Watch this short video and you'll be on your way to launching a fun hands on center.
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Halloween STEM Challenge
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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5:55
Thanksgiving STEM Challenge Video: Turkey Transporter
Thanksgiving STEM Challenges are a great way to keep students engaged, thinking critically, and working on hands-on problem solving at a time they usually struggle to concentrate! This is challenge 5 of 5: Turkey Transporter in which students design a way to transport a turkey quickly and safely across a horizontal and/or vertical distance!Note: This video was originally created for YouTube, so references to clicking on the video do not work on TpT; however, the links to everything clickable is
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Thanksgiving STEM Activities Print & Paperless Bundle of STEM Challenges
STEM Workshop Bundle From M5 Ranch School
Enrich your students' learning with this STEM focused workshop bundle. Each workshop contains interactive text and video lessons and multiple engaging activities.
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PreK - 8th
9:48
Paper Airplanes
Students will learn how to make 3 different paper airplanes in this lesson. It includes video instruction and a PDF lesson plan with lesson extensions and adaptions, steps, a homework assignment (where they will apply what they have learned) and tips. Students can watch the video and work along with the instructor, or watch it then complete the assignment.
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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29:18
Catch the Science Bug's Where Do You Get Your Drinking Water?
This is a 28 minute video that answers the question: Where do you get your drinking water? Learn the journey that your drinking water takes from clouds to faucets! The engineers at the Pawtucket Water Treatment Facility take us through the process of making precipitation clean for drinking. It is absolutely astounding how much water we use in a day!!! In the Experiment segment, you will learn how to make a model of the ground to show how groundwater is stored and then accessed through wells. Thi
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K - 3rd, Staff
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4:01
Halloween Bat STEM Challenge Video: Wings Wanted
Halloween STEM Challenges are a great way to keep students engaged, thinking critically, and working on hands-on problem solving at a time they usually struggle to concentrate! This is challenge 1 of 5: Wings Wanted.Working individually or with a partner against a criteria and constraints list, students design and engineer a new set of bat wings, with the goal being to achieve maximum flight distance and/or accuracy. You can even throw in style points, if you like! It's a paper airplane challeng
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Halloween STEM Activities - 6 STEM Challenges - Print & Paperless
Prime Movers Full Workshop from M5 Ranch School
A prime mover is anything that takes fuel and converts it into useful energy to do work. Included in this workshop is a colorful and engaging text lesson to project for your students all about prime movers. The workshop also includes fun and informative A to Z learning and coloring pages, a quiz and quiz key, a writing prompt, directions for a STEM project for students to create their own prime mover, counting and complex multiplication worksheets, a writing prompt, and extend the learning with
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PreK - 8th
Also included in: STEM Workshop Bundle From M5 Ranch School
6:16
Thanksgiving STEM Challenge Video: Mini Mayflower or Mini Mishoon
The Mini Mayflower / Mini Mishoon Thanksgiving STEM Challenge will engage your students in brain-busting work disguised as fun as they design water transportation for the Wampanoag or Pilgrims!The basic premise: Working against a criteria/constraints list Individually or in partners/groups, students build a boat that is designed to hold as much capacity as possible, and/or sails the fastest. Note: This video was originally created for YouTube, so references to clicking on the video do not work
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Thanksgiving STEM Activities Print & Paperless Bundle of STEM Challenges
DISTANCE LEARNING! Art w Buildings- Lines, Shapes, Patterns w VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS
This is a spin on a project that I always do in the Spring with my Kindergarten artists. The older siblings of my kindergarten kiddos and even some parents are having fun with this lesson too, so don't limit it to just Kindergarten! :) Instead of school materials, I made the video so that students can hopefully use materials on hand at home. If students don't have the materials listed to add color, they just add color with anything they have on hand! And of course, this project can be done all a
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K - 3rd
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7:19
Getting Started with STEM
This video will walk you through implementing STEM into your classroom. Download the supporting documents to get all of the resources that accompany the STEM lesson.
The supporting documents in this download are also available as a "stand alone" product in my store. You can find that product here : Introducing STEM to Young Students without the video element.
Many teachers want to start STEM challenges in their classroom, but are overwhelmed and do not know where to start. This video and t
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: STEM Activities Bundle
DISTANCE LEARNING STEAM / STEM ALLIGATOR COLLAGE with VIDEO ACCESS
Okay, my example looks pretty good. But your kiddos' work will look even more awesome and delightfully hilarious because all of these turn out so unique! My little artists LOVE this project and it helps them remember their observable features of alligators! Our Kindergarten students study observable features of animals and our 1st grade students study habitats. I do this lesson with our Kindergarten students towards the end of the year. It is a fabulous review of and lesson on creating shapes (m
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K - 4th
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28:48
The Great Cardboard Boat Race by Catch the Science Bug
Can a boat made out of cardboard really stay afloat? Even if it has people in it? Watch the Great Cardboard Boat Race where kids make and race their own cardboard boats! You will also learn how a racing sailboat is built and the secret of flotation, from engineer John Ingalls. In the Experiment segment, Science Bug Investigators build a boat out of aluminum foil and see how many marbles it can hold. Try this experiment on your own and see if you can improve on your boat building skills. In th
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K - 3rd
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45:02
Underground Connections
Can washing your car affect a lake that is miles from your home? Storm drains make the answer to this question a “YES”. Find out what other activities can also affect the lake’s water quality, from our citizen scientist Beth Proko as we explore Indian Lake in Worcester, MA. Additionally we will look at algae blooms and and their effects on aquatic plant and animal life. City engineers then show us exactly how storm drains connect to lakes using remote cameras and how storm drains are cleaned.
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K - 3rd
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41:56
Sun-Sational Solar by Catch the Science Bug
Can the sun provide you with a really hot bath? See how the sun’s energy can heat your bath water but don't worry, this doesn't involve bathing outdoors! Engineer Ethan Harris shows us how he installs solar panels which can heat your water without producing greenhouse gases. When greenhouse gases get in the atmosphere, they trap excess heat energy and add to global warming. Then our Science Bug Investigators teach you how you can emit less greenhouse gases at your own home by doing very simple
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K - 3rd
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8:25
Fruit & Vegetable engineering/building/geometry - video & printed lesson plan
If this activity had a technology component (motorized appendages?) it would encompass all the S.T.E.A.M.—science, technology, engineering, art and math criteria. Some students will cover science by constructing what look like DNA strands. We talk about engineering stronger structures by comparing the strength of triangular supports to cubes. Artists among us build beautiful structures and mathematicians make a variety of geometric shapes.Students can create elaborate structures that really hold
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PreK - 4th
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3:26
Mechanical Energy- Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention-Getting Question: Does a motionless car have energy? The answer is yes! Because they have the potential to move, they have potential energy. Let’s find out why.Introduction:Energy is the ability to cause motion or create change in matter. Everything that moves has energy. Cars and people need the energy to move. Cars get their energy from gasoline and you get your energy from the foods you eat.Subject:Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. Anything that is moving has this type
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1st - 8th, Staff
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Also included in: Grade 4 NGSS "Force, Motion & Energy" Bundle-- Distance Learning
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STEM Process: Weather Hazard STEM
This video explains the STEM process from start to finish. I cover the planning, budget, needed supplies, worksheets, testing and self-evaluation.
To explain the process, I use the Weather Hazard STEM challenge as an example. The STEM challenge discussed in this video is available here:
Weather Hazard STEM
STEM Bundle for the Entire Year
Thank you for stopping by Classroom Base Camp to learn more about STEM!
The video includes the creative commons song "Happiness" from www.bensound.com.
Grades:
K - 5th
Also included in: Natural Disasters STEM
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