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Ongoing Weekly Course: The Art of Science - A Perfect STEAM!
STEM Club for Budding Engineers
Kristen Keenan
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(189)
In this Ongoing class, students will participate in a different STEM (STEAM) challenge each week. All learners of varying abilities and needs are welcome to join.
Class experience
Welcome engineers! Join us each week as we complete a different STEM (STEAM) challenge using various craft supplies and/or materials such as recycled items collected around the house. Some challenges may require specific supplies, and those will be posted in the classroom prior to the start of the live meeting and posted in the class description. Students will learn about and participate in the engineering design process as they complete their challenges. Please keep in mind that depending...
Students will be able to complete a STEM challenge by following the engineering design process.
Homework Offered
Students will need to gather and replenish their supplies for the STEM challenges each week.Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
- Scissors - Glue (may want Elmer’s, Tacky, and hot glue) - Tape (may want a variety such as clear, masking, and duct tape) Various STEM Supplies *This is just a list of suggestions. Students will design their projects based on the supplies they have available to them. I find that recyclable materials work great such as small boxes and plastic containers from food packaging. Construction paper, card stock, or craft foam (any color) Yarn or string Cereal boxes Small boxes (mac and cheese, jello, etc.) Small plastic containers (yogurt, pudding, sour cream, k-cups, medicine bottles, etc.) Toilet paper or paper towel tubes Paper plates, bowls, or cups Cupcake wrappers Coffee filters Tooth picks, Q-tips, cotton balls Craft sticks Pipe cleaners Buttons Aluminum foil, wax paper, or plastic wrap Foam shapes Bubble wrap Styrofoam peanuts Styrofoam trays
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Using hot glue is optional, however, students may need assistance if you allow them to use it for their STEM project.
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(189)
Hi, my name is Mrs. Keenan, and I have been an educator since 2002. I hold NY State certifications for PreK-6th grade and for Students with Disabilities. My Master’s degree focused on inclusion and differentiated instruction. In addition to being...
Group Class
$10
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 212 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-11
1-10 learners per class
