By Noah Moster Last week’s blog post focused on ways to avoid the heat of the summer with fun and entertaining STEM projects that students could do indoors as a nice escape from the heat. But do you know what the problem is with indoor science projects? They’re indoors, of course! Summer is all about […]
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Summer Science Splash: 3 Fun and Easy Experiments to Beat the Heat
By Noah Moster Things are beginning to heat up in the STEM sphere, and it isn’t just from the fun projects we’ve been planning! The summer equinox has come and gone, but the sun’s been working overtime to ensure that the great outdoors have kept their blazing temperatures to the maximum. It’s no small wonder […]
3 Fun Outdoor STEM Activities for Middle Schoolers
By Noah Moster We’ve all been in that summer mood before, staring out the window of the chilly classroom, daydreaming about what we could do in the great summer beyond if only that darn bell would ring to let us home. What better way to wake students and teachers from that stupor than to host […]
3 Million-Dollar Middle School STEM Experiments on a Low-Dollar Budget
By Tyler King For middle schoolers, fostering a love for STEM can be rewarding and financially challenging. Many STEM activities cost thousands of dollars to recreate for a whole classroom, and most educators simply don’t have the funds. Fortunately, engaging young minds doesn’t have to break the bank. With a bit of creativity and resourcefulness, […]
The Science Behind Climate Change: A Middle School Student-Friendly Guide
By Elizabeth Antenucci This blog will explore the intricacies of climate change through four hands-on activities and experiments for middle school students. Students will explore the fascinating world of greenhouse gases, air pollution, melting glacial ice, and the greenhouse effect. 1. Greenhouse Gas Edible Models Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of […]
The U.S. Progress with Single-Use Plastic Bans
By Seaside Sustainability Plastic pollution was first recognized in the mid 1900s when plastic debris was beginning to be found in our oceans. Since then, plastic production has increased, but so have efforts to combat the use of plastic. However, every year around 400 million tons of plastic is produced globally. Convenience is one of […]
