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This image shows an earthquake shake table created from a whiteboard suspended inside a larger box using rubber bands and binder clips. The text reads, "How to DIY Earthquake Shake Tables."

How to Make a DIY Earthquake Shake Table for Classroom STEM Projects

By Trilby Why Use an Earthquake Shake Table in the Classroom? Looking for an exciting way to teach students about earthquakes, engineering, and structural stability?

This image is titled, "3D Printing Keychain Project." The image shows a blue 3D printed keychain tag that reads, "Go Bears" and features a paw print. The keychain tag is next to a laptop that shows a 3D sketch of the same keychain tag.

How to 3D Print a Keychain: A Fun, Hands-On Project for Middle School Makers

By Trilby Looking for a beginner-friendly way to bring 3D printing into your classroom? A custom keychain is the perfect place to start. It’s small,

Celebrate Student Achievements with Science Award Certificates

By Trilby The end of the school year is a time to recognize and celebrate your students’ hard work, curiosity, and scientific achievements. Whether you’re

This image shows 3 awards for STEM students, including "Makerspace Master," "Robotics Rockstar," and "Perseverance."

Recognize Student Achievement with STEM Awards for Students

By Trilby The end of the school year is a whirlwind of activity, and finding meaningful ways to celebrate your students’ hard work can be

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Gain Valuable Insights with a Teacher Survey for Students

By Trilby Want to improve your teaching and create a better classroom experience? A teacher survey for students is the perfect way to gather meaningful

This image is titled, "Ideas for Teaching Newton's Laws." The image shows a balloon rocket created with a string and straw. There is a worksheet with data recorded as someone changed the circumference of the balloon and measured how far the balloon traveled.

Newton’s Laws Project Ideas: Engaging STEM Activities for Middle School

By Trilby Looking for Newton’s Laws project ideas to help your students apply physics in a fun and interactive way? These engaging activities allow students

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Your Ultimate Guide to Science Fair Boards Layout

By Trilby Well-organized science fair board layouts are key to making your projects stand out. Whether you’re a student putting the finishing touches on your

This image is titled, "Chemistry STEM Project." The image shows two worksheets titled "DIY Cold Pack: Engineering Design Challenge." The worksheets have been partially completed in blue ink. There are various science supplies in the background, including a graduated cylinder, a thermometer, and a measuring spoon.

Chemistry for Middle Schoolers: DIY Cold Pack STEM Challenge

By Trilby Are you looking for an engaging and hands-on chemistry for middle schoolers activity? The DIY Cold Pack STEM Challenge is the perfect way

This image shows a set of worksheets titled "Snake Removal Tool." The worksheet is surrounded by a rubber snake, tape, and index cards. The image has text reading, "St. Patrick's Day STEM Activity."

The Perfect St. Patrick’s Day STEM Activity

By Trilby Are you looking for the perfect St. Patrick’s Day activity to celebrate the holiday in your classroom? A St. Patrick’s Day STEM Challenge

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Engage Your Students with a STEM Careers Word Search and More

By Trilby Are you seeking engaging and low-prep resources to inspire your middle school students to explore STEM careers? Incorporating fun and educational activities like