<p>Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics): Blue-bots in Special Education. There is an introduction to Blue-bots and coding using a Smart notebook program. Blue-bots are introduced and then the student is encouraged to program / code the Blue-bot to move from 1 to 2, and around a square. There is also activities to take the Blue-bot on a journey.<br /> To accompany this there is a worksheet where you can do the above activities using paper and sticking the visuals for the coding on to a coding sheet.<br /> There is a Comprehensive lesson plan, which outlines the above activities giving Learning Intentions as well as highlighting 21st Century skills.<br /> There is a handout on Blue-bots with technical advice, lesson plans and resources list.<br /> There are visual symbol boards for the coding of the Blue-bot.<br /> This activity was created for students with special needs (SEN) but can be used as a valuable resource for early years.</p>

<p>This is a set of four hands which introduces Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) into the special education classroom. My school was part of a Stem pilot project and we trialled a range of technology across the school and then presented to a Special Education meeting. These handouts were made for the meeting.<br /> It looks at Blue-bots, Spheros, Virtual Reality and Scratch Jr. Each handout has technical advice, lesson plans with learning intentions and a list of resources.</p> <p>These activities were created for students with special needs (SEN) but can be used as a valuable resource for early years.</p>

a powerpoint i made for a lecture on the science of special effects this explains how to make a number of cheap movie effects good for STEM clubs etc

<p>This is a ready made display in PowerPoit format complete with links, qr codes, pictures of neurodiverse individuals associated with STEM and some information about those individuals. This would make an inclusive and positive display for any educational environment.</p>

<p>I have used these discussion bubbles to aid communication and partner talk in a wide range of lessons.</p> <p>Contains symbols from Widgit Inprint 3 software.</p> <ul> <li>3 bubbles - giving a new opinion</li> <li>3 bubbles - agreeing</li> <li>3 bubbles - disagreeing</li> <li>3 bubbles - building/questioning an opinion</li> </ul>

<p>A set of sentence stems to support pupils with their metacognitive skills.<br /> Inspired by the EEF 5 a day principles.<br /> Excellent resource for SEND pupils.</p>

STEM Challenges is a fun way to incorporate science, technology and design into your classroom. This packet focuses on STEM challenges with a May and May the 4th be with you theme. Each activity in this book includes step by step instructions, large challenge card with instructions, six page STEM mini-journal and a one page quick STEM page. The STEM activities in this packet are centered around the month of May.<br /> <br /> The STEM, STEAM or Makerspace challenges are: <br /> Build a Space Station<br /> Recreate Yourself<br /> Create a Robot<br /> Build a Kaleidoscope<br /> <br /> There are two different options for your students to use to journal their STEM challenges. The first is a mini-booklet that they can make which has a half of piece of paper to work on each section of the design process. This option gives the students more room to work on the design process.<br /> <br /> The second option is a quick STEM printable you can use which saves paper, while giving students to develop their project using design methodology.<br /> <br /> Each option has its own benefits and you can use which one suits your needs. You can also attach both options into a stem notebook if you have one available for each student. <br /> <br /> These were made to be versatile to work as stand alone stem centers that require minimal supervision or a whole class activity.

STEM Challenges is a fun way to incorporate science, technology and design into your classroom. This packet focuses on STEM challenges with an October theme. Each activity in this book includes step by step instructions, large challenge card with instructions, six page STEM mini-journal and a one page quick STEM page. <br /> <br /> The STEM, STEAM or Makerspace challenges are: <br /> Christopher Columbus Floatable Sailboat<br /> Haunted House<br /> Glow in the Dark Binary Code Necklace<br /> Bat Plane<br /> <br /> There are two different options for your students to use to journal their STEM challenges. The first is a mini-booklet that they can make which has a half of piece of paper to work on each section of the design process. This option gives the students more room to work on the design process.<br /> <br /> The second option is a quick STEM printable you can use which saves paper, while giving students to develop their project using design methodology.<br /> <br /> Each option has its own benefits and you can use which one suits your needs. You can also attach both options into a stem notebook if you have one available for each student. <br /> <br /> These were made to be versatile to work as stand alone stem centers that require minimal supervision or a whole class activity.<br /> <br /> All artwork is original and create by myself. <br /> <br /> Thanks for looking at my products,<br /> Yvonne Crawford

Plants Special topics describe plant adaptations, tropisms and hormones. The adaptations section goes over the specialized leaves, stems and protective adaptations. The tropisms cover how plants respond to water, light, tough and gravity. The various hormones are described in terms of how they affect the plants, fruit and leaves during various times of year.

Many of the challenges we face such as finding new energy sources, responding to the health needs of an ageing population and developing sustainable food supplies rely on innovative uses of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). STEM skills and qualifications open the doors to exciting and rewarding careers…what can parents and families do to help their children make the right choices and keep their options open? (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths)

<p>A fun and engaging word search puzzle about <strong>Plant Needs</strong>. It’s filled with lots of vocabulary words, and even has an answer key. Plus, it’s super convenient for teachers because it’s a printable PDF worksheet that requires no prep work. You can use it for early finishers, as homework, or as a helpful activity for special education students.</p> <p><strong>What’s included in this resource?</strong><br /> Puzzle (PDF)<br /> Answer Key (PDF)</p> <p><strong>Vocabulary Words Included:</strong> Support, Germination, Weeding, Pruning, Stems, Temperature, Fruits, Nutrients, Seeds, Water, Bacteria, Fertilization, Shade, Oxygen, Insects, Leaves, Fungi, Pests, Propagation, Harvesting, Growth, Herbivores, Spacing, Composting, Flowers, Sunlight, Adaptation, Diseases</p> <p>Get amazing offers and discounts at our <a href="https://printablebazaar.com/shop/WordSearchCorner/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">PrintableBazaar Store</a></p> <p>Thanks for inspiring!</p>

STEM Challenges is a fun way to incorporate science, technology and design into your classroom. This packet has four unique STEM challenges for each month of the school year. Each activity in this book includes step by step instructions, large challenge card with instructions, six page STEM mini-journal and a one page quick STEM printable. <br /> <br /> This bundle is discounted by $13.50 - three free months of STEM activities.<br /> <br /> The STEM, STEAM or Makerspace challenges are: <br /> August/September - Back to School<br /> October - Christopher Columbus Day and Halloween<br /> November - To be added<br /> December - To be added<br /> January - To be added<br /> February - To be added<br /> March - To be added<br /> April - To be added<br /> May - To be added<br /> <br /> There are two different options for your students to use to journal their STEM challenges. The first is a mini-booklet that they can make which has a half of piece of paper to work on each section of the design process. This option gives the students more room to work on the design process.<br /> <br /> The second option is a quick STEM printable you can use which saves paper, while giving students to develop their project using design methodology.<br /> <br /> Each option has its own benefits and you can use which one suits your needs. You can also attach both options into a stem notebook if you have one available for each student. <br /> <br /> These were made to be versatile to work as stand alone stem centers that require minimal supervision or a whole class activity.<br /> <br /> All artwork is original and create by myself. <br /> <br /> Thanks for looking at my products,<br /> Yvonne Crawford

<p>Statistics: Analysing Data using Stem and Leaf diagrams. Clearly demonstrates the methods used to produce a stem and leaf diagram and how to use the diagram to analyse the data. The file includes two worked examples, a question sheet and an answer sheet. The questions are of varying level of difficulty and should prepare students for anything they are likely to encounter in a GCSE exam. Many hints, tips and checks are also included. This could be useful, as the basis of a lesson observation, enjoy!</p>

This inquiry-based STEM unit aligned with standards takes students of all abilities into natural and/or virtual settings to observe flight. Watching butterflies, an albatross, and a dragonfly, students learn the science of flight and apply it to engineering designs for paper airplanes. Formative assessment is used to assess prior knowledge and what students learn from experiential learning and inquiry. After completing the unit, typical and gifted students are challenged to design a paper airplane unlike any previously designed. Gifted students are also encouraged to investigate how observing flight in nature is being used to create robotics and drones

STEM Challenges is a fun way to incorporate science, technology and design into your classroom. This packet focuses on STEM challenges with an Easter and spring theme. Each activity in this book includes step by step instructions, large challenge card with instructions, six page STEM mini-journal and a one page quick STEM page. The STEM activities in this packet are centered around the month of April and the Easter season.<br /> <br /> The STEM, STEAM or Makerspace challenges are: <br /> Build an Egg Tower<br /> Create an Egg Launch<br /> Create a String Art Flower Card<br /> Build a Windmill<br /> <br /> There are two different options for your students to use to journal their STEM challenges. The first is a mini-booklet that they can make which has a half of piece of paper to work on each section of the design process. This option gives the students more room to work on the design process.<br /> <br /> The second option is a quick STEM printable you can use which saves paper, while giving students to develop their project using design methodology.<br /> <br /> Each option has its own benefits and you can use which one suits your needs. You can also attach both options into a stem notebook if you have one available for each student. <br /> <br /> These were made to be versatile to work as stand alone stem centers that require minimal supervision or a whole class activity.<br /> <br /> More STEM Units: <br /> STEM BUNDLE - THE ENTIRE YEAR - 3 FREE MONTHS!<br /> STEM Center Challenges - Back to School<br /> STEM Center Challenges - October <br /> STEM Center Challenges - November <br /> STEM Center Challenges - December - Christmas<br /> STEM Center Challenges - January <br /> STEM Center Challenges - February - Valentine's Day and Presidents Day <br /> STEM Center Challenges - March - St. Patrick's Day and Johnny Appleseed <br /> STEM Center Challenges - April - Easter <br /> STEM Center Challenges - May - May the Fourth be with You, Spring <br /> <br /> All artwork is original and create by myself. <br /> <br /> Thanks for looking at my products,<br /> Yvonne Crawford

STEM Challenges is a fun way to incorporate science, technology and design into your classroom. This packet focuses on STEM challenges with a November theme. Each activity in this book includes step by step instructions, large challenge card with instructions, six page STEM mini-journal and a one page quick STEM page. <br /> <br /> The STEM, STEAM or Makerspace challenges are: <br /> Voting Ballot Box (featuring special and optional Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Graphics)<br /> Native American Longhouse<br /> Thanksgiving Table Challenge<br /> Thanksgiving Turkey Trap<br /> <br /> There are two different options for your students to use to journal their STEM challenges. The first is a mini-booklet that they can make which has a half of piece of paper to work on each section of the design process. This option gives the students more room to work on the design process.<br /> <br /> The second option is a quick STEM printable you can use which saves paper, while giving students to develop their project using design methodology.<br /> <br /> Each option has its own benefits and you can use which one suits your needs. You can also attach both options into a stem notebook if you have one available for each student. <br /> <br /> These were made to be versatile to work as stand alone stem centers that require minimal supervision or a whole class activity.<br /> <br /> All artwork is original and create by myself. <br /> <br /> Thanks for looking at my products,<br /> Yvonne Crawford

<p>Use this set of 32 building task cards with a July theme to help build fine motor and problem-solving skills while encouraging creativity and persistence. Includes cards for special days in July such as Independence Day, Chocolate Day, Video Games Day, National French Fries Day and much more. There are a variety of building activities ranging from easy to complex which allows you to use this set with children of all ages and abilities.</p> <p>Three styles of cards are included for each build. One is a full-color version with a cartoon picture, the second is a print-friendly version of the first, and the third is a color version with no pictures. The picture version is good to use with children who need an idea of what to build before they start, while the no-picture version is ideal for your perfectionists who would get frustrated if they could not replicate the picture exactly or to allow more creativity.</p> <p>Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate to use again and again. Works great in classrooms and homeschools for STEM or STEAM centers, early finishers, morning time or just for fun! You can use blocks (LEGO, DUPLO, etc.) or any craft items for the building materials. Provide children with an assortment of materials, choose a card, and watch them create!</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>32 task cards in three versions</p> <p>• Color with picture<br /> • Black and white with picture<br /> • Color without picture</p> <p>Check out my shop for other building challenges and bundles.</p>

<p>Use this set of 32 building task cards with an August theme to help build fine motor and problem-solving skills while encouraging creativity and persistence. Includes cards for special days in August such as National Lighthouse Day, Frankenstein Day, Race Your Mouse Day and much more. There are a variety of building tasks ranging from easy to complex which allows you to use this set with children of all ages and abilities.</p> <p>Three styles of cards are included for each build. One is a full-color version with a cartoon picture, the second is a print-friendly version of the first, and the third is a color version with no pictures. The picture version is good to use with children who need an idea of what to build before they start, while the no-picture version is ideal for your perfectionists who would get frustrated if they could not replicate the picture exactly or to allow more creativity.</p> <p>Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate to use again and again. Works great in classrooms and homeschools for STEM or STEAM centers, early finishers, morning time or just for fun! You can use blocks (LEGO, DUPLO, etc.) or any craft items for the building materials. Provide children with an assortment of materials, choose a card, and watch them create!</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>32 task cards in three versions</p> <p>• Color with picture<br /> • Black and white with picture<br /> • Color without picture</p> <p>Check out my shop for other building challenges and bundles.</p>

<p>Use this set of 32 building task cards with a June theme to help build fine motor and problem-solving skills while encouraging creativity and persistence. Includes cards for special days in June such as Father’s Day, Hug Your Cat Day, National Cheese Day, Best Friends Day and much more. There are a variety of building activities ranging from easy to complex which allows you to use this set with children of all ages and abilities.</p> <p>Three styles of cards are included for each build. One is a full-color version with a cartoon picture, the second is a print-friendly version of the first, and the third is a color version with no pictures. The picture version is good to use with children who need an idea of what to build before they start, while the no-picture version is ideal for your perfectionists who would get frustrated if they could not replicate the picture exactly or to allow more creativity.</p> <p>Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate to use again and again. Works great in classrooms and homeschools for STEM or STEAM centers, early finishers, morning time or just for fun! You can use blocks (LEGO, DUPLO, etc.) or any craft items for the building materials. Provide children with an assortment of materials, choose a card, and watch them create!</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>32 task cards in three versions<br /> • Color with picture<br /> • Black and white with picture<br /> • Color without picture</p> <p>Check out my shop for other building challenges and bundles.</p>

<p>Celebrate the holiday season with the help of these Christmas themed pattern block challenge cards!</p> <p>The perfect addition to your STEM bins or morning tubs this holiday season, these challenge cards ask students to make a variety of Christmas pictures from pattern blocks with four sets of cards to help differentiate the learning task across different year levels.</p> <p>Perfect to use as an invitation to play in the Early Years, as math centers or even as a cross-curriculum literacy center for early readers to help build math language.</p> <p>Based on our popular 2D Shape Pattern Block STEM Challenge Cards, they come with three different prompts to make differentiation easy!</p> <p><strong>Here’s what’s included -</strong></p> <ul> <li>easiest template shows shapes for children to match to with ‘I can’ + ‘Can you?’ text prompts to choose from - 2 cards per A4 page</li> <li>outline templates for children to fill with different pattern blocks to make Christmas themed design - 2 cards per A4 page</li> <li>pattern block Christmas challenge cards providing only the shape to make and the list of blocks they can use to achieve this together with choice of ‘I can’ + ‘Can you?’ text prompts - 2 cards per A4 page</li> <li>larger more complex Christmas designs to make with ‘I can’ + ‘Can you?’ text prompts to choose from - 1 card per A4 page</li> </ul> <p><strong>File type –</strong></p> <p>Ready to print PDF</p> <p>IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE…</p> <p>All of our resources are downloadable digital files that you will be able to access immediately after purchase.</p> <p>What programs do I need to open and use this product?</p> <p>I recommend using Adobe Acrobat Reader to open any PDF files. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free program and can be downloaded here.</p> <p>Ensuring your software is up to date can help to avoid any compatibility issues.</p>

As part of the U.S. government's commitment to Let Girls Learn, First Lady Michelle Obama and the Peace Corps have formed a powerful collaboration to expand access to education for adolescent girls around the world. Educating girls is essential to healthy and thriving communities but, globally, 62 million girls are not in school, and barriers to adolescent girls completing school are particularly significant. In some countries, fewer than 10% of teenage girls complete secondary school.<br /> This program will address that challenge by empowering local leaders to put lasting solutions in place. Peace Corps Volunteers who live and work at the grassroots level will serve as catalysts of community-led change, and every American can get involved and make a difference.<br /> https://letgirlslearn.peacecorps.gov/<br /> <br /> FOR GIRLS' SCHOOLS AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR GIRLS<br /> <br /> Let Girls Learn STEM: Elementary Science<br /> <br /> States of Matter:<br /> <br /> This science lesson is for young students and older students with special needs.<br /> <br /> Ice, Water, and Steam<br /> <br /> Goal: <br /> Students will learn about the states of matter through observation and engagement.<br /> <br /> Objective:<br /> Students will physically interact with matter at three different states - solid, liquid, and gas - by identifying snow or ice as a solid, water from melted snow or ice as a liquid, and steam from melted snow or ice as a gas.<br /> <br /> Outcomes:<br /> 1. Student provide information to create a concept map on a white board or other display area showing the three states of matter, using the students’ pictures and/or photographs, and images from the video.<br /> 2. Students work collaboratively in small groups or pairs using their collective pictures/photos showing the states of matter to create a “states of matter” timeline.<br /> 3. Students make their own picture or video books referring to the concept map and their group discussion timeline.<br />