Star Spotters

A hands-on kindergarten introduction to the scientific method through two engaging units: Plant Growth and Weather Observations. Students practice asking questions, making predictions, conducting simple tests, recording visual observations, and drawing conclusions.

An introductory STEM lesson exploring diverse engineering fields, the engineering design loop, and the real-world structures and machines engineers create.

A teacher answer key and instructional reference for the Word Bank Fill-In activity, featuring solutions for all 7 clues, field explanations, and classroom extension ideas.

A comprehensive five-day early childhood science and literacy unit exploring the apple life cycle. Students investigate seeds, sprouts, mature trees, blossoms, and fruit through hands-on inquiry, structured sequencing, and sensory-supported classroom routines.

A fast-paced 27-minute hands-on STEM engineering challenge where PreK through 2nd grade students design, build, and test a rescue carrier to transport a stranded animal to safety. Scaffolds dynamically across four grade tiers using everyday materials or classroom robots like Sphero Mini, Indi, and Coding Critters.

A print-ready student worksheet featuring a word bank and seven full-width clue cards with extra-wide handwriting answer boxes for elementary students.

A clever, lighthearted, and hands-on meteorological detective academy for smart 7-11 year olds. Features fun 10-15 minute bursts, playful gadgets, quirky science hacks like cricket thermometry and hair hygrometers, and neurodiverse-friendly sensory pacing.

An engaging 15-minute introduction to Australia's cheerful marsupial for kindergarten through third grade. Students explore quokka characteristics, island habitats, mammal traits, and wildlife respect through vibrant slides, an interactive read-aloud script, and printable student activities.

A vibrant and engaging 9-slide presentation introducing young learners to different types of engineers and the real-world creations they build. Features colorful kid-friendly vector clipart, clear examples, and key STEM fields.

A developmental digital literacy curriculum introducing elementary learners to Google Sheets, advancing from early mouse skills and pixel color play in kindergarten through structured tables and formulas in upper elementary.

A highly visual first-grade science unit introducing the skeletal, muscular, digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems aligned with Indiana science and health standards. Features picture-rich practice worksheets, a vibrant board game with physical action cards, and an educator guide with answer keys.

A 2nd-grade reading passage and comprehension worksheet introducing Sir Isaac Newton and his three Laws of Motion. Includes kid-friendly vocabulary definitions for Force, Energy, Potential Energy, and Kinetic Energy, followed by three multiple-choice questions on Newton's laws and a short-answer question on energy types with dedicated handwriting lines.