This simple activity demonstrates the structural strength of eggs.
Are you looking for a fresh set of STEM and nature activities to supplement your existing SAC programming? We have compiled 100+ games, videos, articles, and activities below to keep your students engaged in science — anytime, anywhere! Filter by language, SAC unit, or type to find the right activity.
This is a set of simple instructions to build a wind vane—a scientific instrument to measure the direction of the wind, often used with an anemometer.
Learn how to create your own insect collection. Video length: 7:09.
On a quest to find a missing primate, a team of scientists discovers that sometimes maps tell only the smallest part of the story.
This game allows students to mix and match the parts of six different insects to create their own superbug.
In this activity, students will learn what an insect is and what some of their adaptations are. Then they will put their knowledge into play by "creating" an insect that is adapted to live in their assigned environment.
Read about the ecological importance of spiders. Requires a free Newsela account.
This video talks about how spiders produce silk, its application, and attempts at mass production. Video length: 3:17.
This webpage describes the physics of how kites fly.
Learners can play this simple simulation of a rocket launch, manipulating different variables and observing the results.
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