Hands-on STEM learning
STEM learning starts with curiosity.
Explore STEM through hands-on projects, science experiments, and creative activities for young learners. Connect science, technology, engineering, and mathematics as you build, test, and discover how things work.
STEM article library
Explore STEM projects and learning activities.
Find your next idea for STEM learning at home or in the classroom. Browse hands-on builds, science experiments, and activities that turn everyday questions into discoveries.
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What is a hand water pump? A hand water pump is simple device that pulls water up from underground. It uses mechanical motion of hands to pull the water from the underground. It has a long handle that you move up and down. When you do this, it uses air pressure and valves to pull…
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Electricity is one of the most important inventions of our age. Our lives are heavily dependent on electricity. Whether it is lighting, home appliances, powering mobiles and computers, factories, transportation, in fact all sectors in some way rely on electricity. So what is electricity? Firstly it is a form of energy. It is produced when…
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You might wonder, if it really possible to lift things up without any visible support and that too in real world? The answer is yes but to a certain extent limited only due to current technological limitation. Before further explaining the answer, let’s first see how magnets work. If you observe a permanent magnetic in…
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Historical Background Da Vinci bridge is beautiful and unique structure which was first designed by Leonardo Da Vinci in 16th Century, hence the name. The beauty of the bridge lies in its simplicity due to the fact that bridge requires no nut, bolts or any kind of adhesives to support itself. Characteristics of Da Vinci…
A little preparation
Ready, set, explore.
Read the project first to check which materials or kit it uses. Ask an adult to help with tools, small parts, or electrical components.
- Choose your idea. Follow your curiosity.
- Gather your materials. Check the guide before you begin.
- Test and talk about it. What changed? What did you notice?