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 The learning train is charging forward this summer and
picking up steam as we get closer to the school year. Explore a collection of interactive activities, lessons and media to meet your
teaching needs in science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM).
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STEM Activities
 Boost STEM knowledge and practice in your classroom using real-life scenarios
and relevant topics that will engage, educate and enlighten your students. Each
online interactive includes educator supports and multimedia designed
around curricular content.
Elementary School
Discover what plants and animals need to survive in the rainforest, learn how
severe weather affects our homes, and use the engineering design process and an
online tool to design a colonial-era settlement.
Middle School
Use the engineering design process to solve real-life problems and design
solutions. Activities include designing an eco-friendly T-shirt, building a
virtual nest box for an endangered bird, and calculating your carbon footprint.
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Technology and Engineering
Arts Education
 Get Art Smart
Encourage creativity, exploration and imagination with KQED Arts Education resources. Find digital and media-making tools, professional development opportunities, articles, multimedia resources and classroom activities.
Get Creative with Crafts
Activate summer learning with mind-expanding arts and crafts activities from
PBS Parents. Spark kids creative side and work together to make cards, draw birds, create volcanoes and build terrariums.
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 Lure of the Labyrinth
Monsters, math and learning! Help students gain practice working with proportions,
fractions, ratios, number sense and operations on an exciting math adventure that takes place in a monster-inhabited factory. The digital game is designed for middle school grades.
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Peg + Cat Big Problems
Set out on a math adventure with PBS KIDS lovable characters Peg and
Cat. They need your help doing things like finding a missing toy or filling the
bathtub for a bubble party. In this multimedia activity, kids ages 4-5 will learn
new math skills including using a pan balance, estimating capacity, and building
a 3-D structure.
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