Hands-On STEM for All

We're a community of educators, parents, students making hands-on STEM activities accessible to all—regardless of socioeconomic status.

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

Check out this fun Collision Lab! #STEM #chatphysics

[PhET Sims @PhETsims]

Have you yet seen our AWESOME #HTML5 version of Collision Lab??

Lots of new features, like a screen dedicated to perfectly inelastic collisions, as well as a representation of change in momentum!

#iteachphysics #chatphysics #OER #STEM #remoteteaching

https://t.co/JFgV1UBnT2

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@STEM_MrsGropper @WestSchoolLBNY @MsWay11 How fun! What seeds do your kids have the most success with?

[MaChemGuy ⌬ @MaChemGuy]

Limonene time again 🍊🍊🍊

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

Mhm. You really have to watch those #STEM teachers.

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

What a fun, active approach to learning! It's great to see kids learning outside. #STEMeducation #STEM

[Lockhart Elementary @lockhartES]

Our 1st Grade scholars are exploring the playground in search of living and non-living things! 🔎 #Science #STEM

[STEMwithMrsGropper @STEM_MrsGropper]

Today we used warm water (red food coloring) and cold water (blue food coloring) to help figure out how winds move! We saw that warm water rises and cold water sinks because it’s more dense! Just like our winds! #5thgrade #LBLeads @WestSchoolLBNY

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@JRowing That looks interesting! How do you play?

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

Great work @SolarSystScope! Just found you on Twitter. :-)

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

https://t.co/mKuWc4XQdo has amazing visuals that kids will love interacting with! Thanks @Hookean1 for the tip. #STEMeducation #STEMed

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@Hookean1 Great site! The graphics and overall experience of visiting the various objects is entertaining and informative. Do you have any tips on using this with primary school students?

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

This is quite a treasure trove of challenging questions to drive some physics and math conversations with students (even if they're not sitting for an exam). #STEMeducation #Physics

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@GreatMindsSTEM The link to Elijah's full profile doesn't seem to be working. Would love to share his accomplishments with others.

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@MinoritySTEM Having mentors that you can relate to--trusted advisors and advocates--makes a huge difference in a STEM career. They/we can help with adjusting to a new environment, processes, team, business culture, growth, and more.

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A modeling study of #SARSCoV2 vaccine strategies reports receiving one dose of a two-dose vaccine decreases infections in the short-term if it produces a strong immune response, but may increase potential for “escape” mutations if one-dose immunity is weak https://t.co/0fCjeghimj

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@ShailaAbdullah @alyssaharad @AusPublicHealth So they'll make an announcement and then post a link where you actually make the appointment? Or are people notified based on the info they provided when they registered with APH?

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

@MinoritySTEM Just a thought... I could see this being skewed if you're reaching more people who are attending university vs in STEM employment.

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

Keylie was doing a bit of testing for @handsonstem4all and said she wants to be an engineer working for @Tesla. Rock on!! But... I'm wondering if @elonmusk might want to work for *her* someday!! #InternationalWomensDay #ChooseToChallenge

[Hands-On STEM for All @handsonstem4all]

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! We're celebrating the women of STEM who are transforming the world. Let's continue to challenge expectations, break down barriers, and lift up the next generation. #IWD2021

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

On this week’s #SciencePodcast🎙: A 2000-year-old pet cemetery shows how people care for animals in ancient times, and a look at how the tiny eyeless roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans can "see" colors.

🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/AJFIdOlQwV