Make a Paper Helicopter | STEAM Activity for Kids
My kids are so excited to find a dove’s nest with two eggs in our backyard last week! It’s in the fence between our yard and our next door neighbor’s yard so the kids on both sides of the fence are thrilled. That bird nest inspired all of our upcoming activities this...
How Many Books Can One Piece of Paper Hold? | STEAM Activity for Kids
I asked my kids, “How many books can one piece of paper hold?” They both quickly replied “None!” But to their amazement I showed them that one piece of paper can hold up to 7 books and two pieces of paper held 17 books! Maybe your paper will hold even...
Make a Spinner | STEAM Activity for Kids
We’ve recently made kites, pinwheels, paper airplanes, and straw fliers primarily out of paper. Today we’re continuing the paper crafting STEAM projects by making spinners! These were another great easy to make and fun to play with educational paper...
Make a Pinwheel | STEAM Activity for Kids
During our daily walks, my kids and I have noticed a few of our neighbors have pinwheels in their front yards. They are colorful and mesmerizing to watch spin in the wind. So today for our STEAM Activity we’re making pinwheels using materials we already have at...
Easy Straw Flier | STEAM Activity for Kids
Today’s STEAM Activity is a making a straw flier! This was super simple to make, and the kids can get creative with this activity. We tried it two ways: with 1 straw and with 4 straws and flew them both to compare the difference. This is a good activity for younger...
4 Simple & Fun Paper Airplanes | STEAM Activity for Kids
My 5 year old son and 3 year old daughter are currently OBSESSED with making paper airplanes. My son brings home at least two paper airplanes from school every day that he has folded with his friends. When I’m home with my daughter, she usually asks me to fold...
Make an Origami Paper Balloon | Children’s STEAM Activity
While my parents were in town for Thanksgiving my dad made origami paper balloons for the kids. They loved them and wanted to learn how to fold paper balloons themselves. I have fond memories of making the origami balloons with my dad growing up. I can still remember...Welcome
Hi, I’m Emily. I’m an engineer, mom, and wife. I encourage kids to love STEAM and motivate women to find personal happiness in their career and motherhood journeys.
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