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STEM Freebies & More

I am here with some STEM freebies and links.   I am going to be honest and tell you that I have yet to implement STEM in my classroom but I want that to change!  I have been pinning and saving resources on Pinterest to find ways to incorporate STEM into my curriculum.   STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
CITGO Fueling Education has launched a FREE website to help make implementing STEM in your classroom easier. Their goal is to celebrate STEM education, as well as imagination and innovation in classrooms across America, through teacher support and FREE classroom resources.  You can check out their website HERE.
There are amazing free resources on the site like these.  Click the images to check them out!

CITGO also has a contest for you…

Contest Details:
Click HERE to tell us how your students use STEM learning to boost their creative and critical thinking skills and your classroom could win amazing prizes from CITGO and renowned STEM educator, Steve Spangler. Steve Spangler could visit your school (grand prize) or your students could have the opportunity to attend one of Steve Spanglers’ “Science in the Rockies” workshops (9 prizes) or your classroom could win a $1,000 National School Supply Voucher — Ninety (90) teachers will win a voucher from National School Supply for $1,000 in classroom supplies! 

STEM Toolkit Bonus: Be one of the first teachers to enter and you’ll receive a free STEM toolkit with loads of fun STEM “Imagination Lab” experiments, a free classroom poster and much more. (Available while supplies last). 

As mentioned above, you can also download the STEM toolkit & download individual STEM content for use in your classrooms. 

Check out CITGO Fueling Good on FB, Twitter,  & YouTube.

I hope to be back with STEM themed posts.  I plan on using the free CITGO lessons to get me started with STEM!

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  1. I just found your blog and I LOVE it!! We use STEM at my school, but we added an extra component to it: art. So we call it STEAM. Thanks for sharing these awesome resources!