Parents
STEM Resources
STEM Resources for Children
Does your child enjoy reading, watching or doing? Try these resources for ideas and inspiration. Have a site you’d like to share? Send us the link at stem@dupageroe.org and we may list it with your name and your review.
Games, kits, toys and crafts to promote critical thinking, problem solving, logic, and coding.
Fun videos and more. Subscribe to Physics Girl’s YouTube channel or follow PG on Facebook.
Science news written for students from the Society for Science and the Public.
Videos and blog posts about scientists and engineers, as well as science and technology.
Read profiles of women with meaningful careers in the US government’s energy department.
In Texas, and targeted at empowering girls in STEM, their programs may give your family some ideas.
Naperville author of STEM stories and project books. Check your local library. Download activity guides.
Browse STEM careers with your child.
Ask questions, or explore others’ wonderings.
Try these math activities with younger kids.
“Explore, study and play” at this site dedicated to cellular biology.
Mr. Parr, a middle school teacher, rocks about science!
Is your family interested in astronomy and computers?
Magazines for Young and Old(er)
Science/STEM magazines we think you’ll like.
Subscribe, purchase a gift subscription, look for them at your local library, or read online.
Print magazine with interactive and engaging articles like “Gardening on Mars.” Monthly newsletter.
Science for the Curious, for older readers
Magazine for Creative Minds at Play
The magazine of Life, Universe and Pie Throwing
The Official Journal of the National Geographic Society
Adventures in Science
Science and Technology News
The School Library Journal staff picks