STEAM Kits

This season we made STEAM kits for Ronald McDonald House and shared them with the kids there. Last year we made STEAM kits for the kids at Journey House. Our team assembled the kits with lots of activities and fun worksheets and brought them to the kids and showed them how to do the fun activities. We also showed then our robot and talked about coding.

Here are some supplies for the kit!

We made labels for each kit!

How to do STEAM Kit Activities:

Pattern Matching Activities

Pattern Cards provided in bags but you can create your own Patterns! Created by A Teammate

Tic Tac Toe Activity

This activity is inspired by the LEGO tic-tac-toe at Kids Activities Blog: https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/27032/make-a-lego-game/

Marble Maze Activity

This activity is inspired by Tonya of The Crafty Mummy's LEGO Marble Run. https://thecraftymummy.com/2014/07/kids-lego-marble-run/

Spinner Building Activity

This spinner Game was created by Lindsay of Artsy Fartsy Mama. The spinner is included in your donated STEAM kit but you can also download the spinner from her site at https://www.artsyfartsymama.com/2018/02/free-printable-lego-challenge-game.html.

How to Make a STEAM Kit

Here is a list of what we put in our STEAM kits. If you would like to do this fun activity! We put everything in a tote bag with a fun label.

Crayons
A bag of Lego bricks
A baseplate
Pencil
Marble
Robot sticker
Worksheets including:
- Robot word search
- Color your own mini-figure coloring sheet
- Robot coloring sheet
STEAM activities
- Create a marble maze
- Write your own algorithm/pseudocode for the marble maze
- Lego Tic Tac Toe
Spinner for building game

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