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Makerspace at home!
Makerspace at home!
During Distance Education from March to June 2020, I posted weekly STEAM activities. You can explore them here.
These are STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) provocations for you to try at home.
Be sure to hover your mouse arrow over each box because most boxes are linked to webpages or videos to help you along with the challenges.
This is our last week of school 🥺.
For this week's makerspace, I thought we'd try something a little different! Some fun and exploration in a different way!
You can go on a virtual field trip...
or, you can play in a virtual arcade!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore leaves! What are they for? How do they work? What can you make with them?
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore rocks! Where do they come from? How can you use them?
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore what you can do with cardboard tubes! How are they made? What can you make?
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore food! Where does the food in the grocery store come from? What can you grow from what's already in your fridge? Bake a personal mug cake and more! Lots of food experiments this week!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore water! How does it move around the earth? How can we preserve it? What is surface tension and capillary action? Lots of experiments this week!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore markers! How are they made, how they're recycled, and learn to draw. Listen to Robert Munsch read his book "Purple, Green, and Yellow".
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore paper! We all have some paper around our homes. Find out how it's made, how it's recycled, and what you can make with it.
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore Rube Goldberg and his incredible machines. Who is Rube Goldberg? What did he make? Why did he make them? Then, make some machines of your own!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore Play Doh; how it's made, what others have made with it, and create something of your own!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore Lego; how it's made, what others have made with it, and create something of your own!
Click on the link in the heading, or on the image to the right, and explore cardboard; how it's made, what others have made with it, and create something of your own!
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