Our class at Highlands School loved our virtual STEM-E conference!

Macon County Schools has used some of their STEM-E funds to purchase Grow Towers for their STEM-E clubs! South Macon, Nantahala and Highlands will start growing greens in the classroom! Thank you to STEM-E, the Cherokee Preservation Foundation and Beth Lequire who started a Go Fund Me Page to rais

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Copied from my recent post to my group in our Google Classroom Hello, Steam gals! I hope you enjoyed Spring Break I am missing our meetings and you all! Let us use this quarantine as an opportunity for creativity! W hen put in a difficult situation, some are inspired to create a novel or ingenious

Students used quart jars, goldfish and lettuce to create a working aquaponic system.

The SteAm Gals are designing glass jewelry. The pieces are then fused in a microwave glass kiln. Students are learning about the properties of glass and the challenges of working with it at high temperatures.The glass studio at the Jackson County Green Energy Park was very educational. Our t

We had a blast at the STEM-E conference! Thank you for letting us participate!

Virtual Reality was our first session at the Elementary Stem E conference and WOW! It delivered!

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Hi everyone I hope you all are doing well. I know you miss your students as much as I do. I am trying to send my stem-e club some videos, links to websites, and activities they can do during this time. This post is about wetlands and the career of a Wetlands Specialists. I have included a video f

Martins Creek STEM-E Club members had a terrific time building drawing robots using hex bugs, cups, rubber bands and art supplies. We were amazed at how the vibration of the bugs could be used to power the markers.

We had the GREATEST time