A Simple and Powerful Water Cycle Lesson
Explore the Earth's water cycle in this lesson and hands-on activity that demonstrates how water molecules move through Earth's systems.| STEAM Powered Family
Explore the Earth's water cycle in this lesson and hands-on activity that demonstrates how water molecules move through Earth's systems.| STEAM Powered Family
Learn about acid rain with this simple, but powerful science experiment demonstrating the devastating effects of acid rain on plants.| STEAM Powered Family
Build a Pumpkin battery in this STEM activity and explore how electricity is produced by the pumpkin and how to use it to power LED lights.| STEAM Powered Family
Discover how a wind turbine works, then build a simple wind turbine project with your students. This is a fantastic science fair project.| STEAM Powered Family
Code Breakers Life Cycle Worksheets include: Ant, Fly, Mosquito, Penguin, Turtle, Tomato, Apple, Bat, Bee, Pumpkin, Spider, Sunflower.| STEAM Powered Family
Wind Powered STEM Challenge - Mission: Lego Rescue is a tinker box inspired windmill building challenge to capture the wind and save the minifig!| STEAM Powered Family
Build a potato battery that powers a light bulb. A fantastic STEM activity and science fair project exploring circuits and energy production.| STEAM Powered Family
Make plastic from milk. Create your own toys, beads, jewelry, and more, with ingredients you have right now in your kitchen. Easy Kitchen STEM| STEAM Powered Family
Study the weather by learning how to make a Rain Gauge with our easy step-by-step guide and video tutorial. Then start measuring rainfall!| STEAM Powered Family
Learn how to make plastic that is shiny, clear and hard with items from your pantry. This bioplastic project is a fantastic science experiment for kids.| STEAM Powered Family
Hands on environmental science experiments and activities for kids. Starting with ideas for students in kindergarten through to high school.| STEAM Powered Family
The Greenhouse Effect - What is it? How does it work? Learn the answers to these questions and more with this science experiment for kids.| STEAM Powered Family
