Without further ado, the resources.
STEAM for Preschoolers
- Observation Skills & measuring activities
- Weather Science
- Three Little Pigs science activity
- Picture book app in storytime (Peek-a-Zoo)
- Sink or Float? boat activity in Water Science
- Building Name Game in Chemistry Science
- Painting with Forces
- Color Science
STEAM for School-Age
- Airplane Science
- Science of Slimy Things
- MaKey MaKey & Scratch video games
- Egg Drop
- Marble Run Mania
- LEGO Club
- Art Aliens
- Camouflage
- Light Painting - program by Brad Jones, formerly of Skokie Public Library
- Constellation Books
- Art Market
- Life-Size Chutes & Ladders
- Tangram Challenge - take-home activity by Abby Johnson, Abby the Librarian
Maker Activities
- Mobile Makerspaces - from Karen Jensen, Teen Librarian Toolbox
- Gingerbread Houses
- LEGO Club
- Marshmallow Towers
- Mini Mazes - from Anne Clark, so tomorrow
- Paper City: Paris - by Made by Joel
- Art Bots
- Bristle Bots - from Anne Clark, so tomorrow
Go-To Blogs
- Library Makers
- Abby the Librarian
- Read Sing Play
- Library Bonanza
- Never Shushed
- Teach Preschool
- PreKinders
- so tomorrow
- Teen Librarian Toolbox
- Gadgets, Gizmos, & Goo (G3): The Mad Scientists Club
- The Show Me Librarian: All Things STEAM
Go-To Websites
- Steve Spangler Science
- Little eLit
- Family Engineering
- Start With a Book
- Wonderopolis
- Mixing in Math
- Bedtime Math
- Make It @ Your Library
- TinkerLab
- Saroj Ghoting's Preschool Science and Math info
Funding Resources
Further Reading
- "Every Child Is Born a Scientist" from Marcelo Gleiser on NPR 13.7 Cosmos and Culture
- "From STEM to STEAM: Science and Art Go Hand-in-Hand" from Steven Ross Pomeroy on Scientific American
- "Full STEAM Ahead: Injecting Art and Creativity into STEM" from Amy Koester on School Library Journal
- Improving STEM Curriculum and Instruction: Engaging Students and Raising Standards, Successful STEM Education Initiative, a National Research Council report funded by the National Science Foundation
- "What does STEM look like in preschool and what is STEM anyway?" from Deborah J. Stewart, M.Ed., on Teach Preschool
- "Why Kids Need to Tinker to Learn" from Katrina Schwartz, on Mind/Shift
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