Create an engaging classroom makerspace using low-cost, everyday materials you already have on hand. Simple supplies like cardboard tubes, masking tape, index cards, and rubber bands can power hands-on STEM activities and creative engineering challenges. Spark student creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving—no expensive tools or extra space required.

In this blog, we’ll explore some of NASA’s best resources for kids and highlight the exciting (STEAM) topics they cover.

In this video series, educators can learn to teach code with a simple program called Earsketch. A special thank you to our sponsors for making this project possible! Emerson, Blueprint4Summer, and The Dana Brown Charitable Trust Foundation. Lessons Lesson 1: Introduction to Earsketch What is Earsketch? In this lesson, students navigate through EarSketch and find an example that corresponds with each letter. ​ Lesson 2: Creating Music This lesson focuses on how to code music.