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Are you looking for a fun way to keep your students engaged and learning? These fall activities will have your students excited and eager to work as they learn about the STEM process! Four low prep, low cost Fall STEM challenges are included that will have your students begging for more!
STEM Challenges Included:
- Collect piles of leaves to see who gains the most points
- Create pumpkin boats to see how many pumpkin candies can be held.
- Create a tool to move pumpkins from the Scarecrow
- Create a route to move the pumpkins from the patch to the car for shipment in the fastest time
With each challenge, you will receive:
✓ Outline
✓ Teacher brief for all items needed and the goal
✓ Anchor chart to keep the students understanding the intended goal
✓ Design page
✓ Recording page
✓ Reflection page to help to follow and understand student thinking!
Check out the preview for a better idea of what’s included!
My goal is to use easily available, cheap items for these Fall STEM challenges. I often give students multiple materials to use intheir engineering brains to decide what would work best for the activity. Remember, there will be MULTIPLE ways that these activities can be designed!
Fall STEM Activities | October STEM Challenges | Fall Hands On STEM Activities
$5.70
Grades: 1st – 4th
Subjects: Engineering
Format: PDF
Total Pages: 30
Answer Key: NA
Teaching Duration: NA
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Chrissy Christian –
This was a great way to keep students engaged and practicing skills through STEAM!
-Amy T.
Chrissy Christian –
This was a fantastic pack of STEM activities! I was absolutely thrilled with these! The students really enjoyed these.
-Wendy N.
Chrissy Christian –
My students loved working on these activities and were very engaged. Love this resource!
-Alisha K.
Chrissy Christian –
My students have been enjoying these challenges a great deal. Thank you!
-Jessica S.
Chrissy Christian –
I did several of these activities with my kindergarten and first grade STEM classes. They loved them.
-Nicole C
Chrissy Christian –
So much learning going on, is all I can say with these STEM activities. The directions, worksheets, and reflections are all very organized. I would want to be in your classroom to have this much fun in science and math.
-Mickey’s Place