Often times I have visited classrooms who are actively trying to incorporate STEM into their curriculum but fail to do so due to a lack of budget. Some equipment and supplies can be expensive and I would love to know of a resource or website that offers ideas of how to substitute pricey materials with inexpensive alternatives. Anyone know of any good ones?
The STEM lessons we create use easy to find, inexpensive or recycled materials. You can check out some of our lessons at www.getcaughtengineering.com . Click on the lessons tab at the top to go to the page of downloadable activities. We also have a page of resources. Hope this helps. Wendy
Hello Paige, My name is Dr. George Mehler and I am a science methods professor at Temple University. I have been developing a YouTube Channel called FunScienceDemos. This channel has hundreds of FREE science demonstrations that teachers can incorporate into the classroom. If you find them helpful, I encourage you to subscribe to our channel as we release new videos regularly. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsbfPM5Wd1REwCIBYJFIyOw Good luck, and I hope you find FunScienceDemos helpful Best, Dr. George Mehler Ed.D., Temple University
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