Save big on our curricula and bundles! Jam-packed with fun, aligned with the NGSS. Perfect for classroom teachers, after school programs, and homeschoolers.

BUNDLES

LESSONS
Grab and go lesson plans, games, and posters. Quick, easy, fun, and aligned with the NGSS. Spare yourself the hassle and prep – just download and go!

GAMES
STEM jobs are some of the most in-demand positions available. Engage your students in STEM career exploration with our collection of fun games today!

POSTERS
Bring the walls of your classroom to life and show students the STEM that surrounds them. Many include interactive resources!
2017 Space Camp Student
I liked the hands-on activities we did where the assignments required us to use materials around our own house to create something to complete the work. I like that type of thing because it’s original and you don’t see those types of homework assignments given out in real school. Also I feel like that type of work can give a student a deeper understanding of the subject.
Stephanie P.
I am a STEM teacher and love this resource! It provides my students with real life applications and jobs that they could pursue in the future.
TpT Buyer
I just can’t tell you how relieved I am to find a STEM curriculum like this. You’ve made my job a ton easier and I look forward to using this!
Shannon, 9th grade student
I never heard of a lot of these careers before, so it is cool. I am excited to learn about careers I never even knew existed.
Don, 7th grade Teacher, CT
So often students default to careers they are familiar with. CareersInSTEM exposes students to many different careers, and encourages them to think outside the nurse/lawyer/vet box. Plus I love that everything is aligned with the NGSS. It helps me to view the standards from a different lens and make my lessons more relevant for students.
Dr. Jeanelle Day, Chair – Department of Education; Eastern CT State University
This project has great potential for contributing to the science and engineering workforce, and is innovative and exciting. As a long-term science educator, I have noticed that career exploration is usually the last thing taught in a school year, when everyone, it seems, has run out of steam with the regularly taught science content. Students are left to flounder once they get into college, having no ideas about career options or pathways. The earlier we get the information to school students, the better informed they are to make wise career choices, and pay attention to their studies in mathematics, science, and the technology areas that may affect their future career path. CareerInSTEM can help in all of these aspects.
Roberta Theon
When I commenced the programme, I gave myself one year to challenge my thinking, change my outlook and choose my next step. This could not have been achieved without the remarkable opportunities and strategic tools afforded to me.