We will keep an eye on other STEM resources to update the list below:

Science Buddies: Anytime can be the right time to explore STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). Explore favorite experiments, engineering challenges, and demonstrations with these fun hands-on STEM activities! Materials are easy to find, most activities take an hour or less, and the STEM learning is limitless.

dailySTEM: Created by Chris Woods, a HS Math Teacher, Education Presenter, & Host of the STEM Everyday Podcast, to support STEM for every student, every classroom, everyday, dailySTEM is providing simple STEM activities for families (ideas for doing STEM at home or school).

STEM @ HOME: The SLECoP is organizing a series of webinars for parents, educators, school administrators and anyone who have students in their care. These webinars are intended to help them with practical tips they can employ for how to keep their children engaged and learning with STEM at Home.

Assessment Tools in Informal STEM (ATIS): This is a searchable website of assessment tools for informal science learning. The goal is to provide practitioners, evaluators, researchers and policy makers with the information to choose appropriate tools for assessing program quality and outcomes for children and youth.