
STEM Activities for Preschoolers: 5 Builds to Test and Change
STEM activities for preschoolers do not need a special kit. They need a question, a few sturdy materials and a moment to try something and look at what happened. The five invitations below use cardboard, blocks, paper, a shallow tray of water and a flashlight: a ramp that changes angle, a paper roof that carries a soft toy, a bridge that spans a gap, a boat that holds cargo and a shadow wall that grows and shrinks. Each one comes with a short materials list, clear steps and a way to make it simpler or more demanding for your child.
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