Holiday stem challenges

Not sure what holiday-inspired activity you want to do? Let kids think outside the box with these fun Christmas STEM Challenge Cards.

STEM doesn't have to be complicated! These six STEM Engineering Challenges are simple and use only 4 cheap materials that you might already have in your classroom. These task cards are great activities for classroom Holiday parties and the weeks leading up to winter break.

It's a challenge to keep students engaged when winter holidays are around the corner. These Christmas STEM activities are just what you need!

Who can build the TALLEST shelf for the Elf? In this fun holiday STEM challenge for preschooler and kindergarteners, if you have 2 or more kids at home, this will be a great activity to do! Get the full scoop right here on this fun STEM activity to get started.

This Christmas STEM activity is sure to engage your students and get them thinking (and using math). Click to read more and download the free printables to try this Christmas engineering activity with your students.

Snow ball fights, candy canes, and reindeer…time for some winter STEM activities for kids! Read on for 30 science experiments, math activities, engineering design challenges, and even coding fun - all with a winter theme! All these activities use simple materials and are perfect for the classroom or at home while stuck indoors.

5 Winter-Christmas STEM challenges to make the most of the holiday season. Includes modifications for grades 2-8.

4 different Christmas STEM activities for whole group, small group, centers, and classroom parties. Holiday STEAM challenges for grades 2-8.

These Christmas STEM Activities for kids are the perfect way to keep the kids entertained while you get everything ready for the holidays. Perfect addition to your homeschool STEM activities.

Maybe you've been seeing all of the cool STEM and STEAM engineering projects floating around Pinterest but you are still unsure about whether you want to try them in your class. I have made it super simple for you to dip your toes in to STEM because I created a set of task cards that only require the most basic of materials.