Stem paper challenge

Here are some STEM activities using paper that you can easily do at home, which can provide simple and enjoyable educational play.

One of the simplest STEM challenges to set up right away and covers many age ranges is the Paper Chain STEM Challenge! I love this specific challenge because as long as your kiddo can use a pair of scissors and you have a sheet of paper handy, this is a fantastic challenge.

Discover some fascinating, no prep, STEM activities and challenges you can do with your students using paper! Engineering, math and science.

Fly high with paper airplanes! In this paper airplane STEM activity, students will use paper (as well as paper clips and/or tape) to try and create an airplane that flies the farthest.

STEM Challenge for Kids: Create a pinball like marble maze game using paper plates and other basic craft materials. Fun design and building challenge! ~ BuggyandBuddy.com

The following is a guest post from Dr. Jacie Maslyk . Your makerspace or STEM studio might not be getting a lot of use this year. With social distancing and facial coverings in place, it may feel like a challenge to get students collaborating. We can still offer students a variety of STEM chall

Paper STEM Activities for a Cheap and Easy Science Education. Homeschool can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be when you're doing STEM activities. These 18 easy paper STEM activities are perfect for any budget and educational level. From making towers and bridges with construction paper, to flying airplanes, from weaving to origami, there's something here for everyone. So roll up your sleeves and get started on your science education today!

Students choose different ways to create the longest paper chain out of one sheet of construction paper in this easy to prep and complete STEM Challenge.

One of the biggest barriers keeping teachers from engaging in STEM challenges is the large amount of materials some activities require. This is further complicated this year by the fact that students can’t share materials so teachers need to have enough materials on hand for each individual student.

Here’s a fun STEM challenge, and the materials couldn’t be simpler! Challenge kids to build the longest possible paper chain with just one sheet of paper and tape. That’s it! This math activity will appeal to a wise range of ages. I’d recommend it for kids age 5 to 10. If they can safely cut […]