Hacking STEM

If you haven't seen this site and you are a STEM teacher you might want to.  Lots of hands on lessons that do not cost much.  To see the website click here.

Building models to understand and mitigate brain injury

Microsoft has a new Hacking STEM project for middle school students that could easily be modified for high school students.  With a lot of media attention given to concussions lately, this project might be right for you.  Lesson plans, instructions and a material list is found on the page.  It is relatively inexpensive with the processor costing $22 US.  To see the web page click here.

Microsoft's Hacking Stem

If you are teaching STEM on a tight budget, Microsoft's Hacking STEM might be for you.  They have several projects available.    They have projects divided into ones that take a week or more and ones that are "Bite Sized" and take 1 hour or less.  To see the website click here.

Hacking STEM

Hacking STEM is brought to you by Microsoft and is meant to provide teachers with an inexpensive way to deliver hands-on STEM lesson.  From their website, "Browse our library for downloadable, hands-on, teacher-tested projects and activities that use everyday materials to make STEM affordable, accessible, and fun for everyone.".  To see the website, click here.