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How do we get children to love the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) subjects? Have you ever worried that your kids are not excited enough about the difficult clas*es? Worry no more! Below are four fun and seasonal STEM projects that will get your kids excited for science and the winter season! Why STEM? Well, according to the US Department of Education In a world that’s becoming increasingly complex, where success is driven not only by what you know, but by what you can do with what you teach students what an*mals that do different things to survive the winter. They are amazing creatures. #an*malsinwinter #migration. WHAT AN*MALS DO IN WINTER – BOOKS AND VIDEOS ABOUT MIGRATION AND HIBERNATION. December and January are the ideal months to study about winter an*mals (well if you live in the northern hemisphere). It is the time of the year when we study about an*mals that migrate and hibernate during the weather unit or have students research different weather hazards. These books match third-grade NGSS science standards. From tornadoes to blizzards to hurricanes, natural disasters happen all over the world each year. These books will help students discover these phenomena of extreme weather hazards, why they happen, and what we can do to for Earth Science. Through reading these books, students can learn about weather tools, weather stations, weather patterns, the climate Weather is always a fascinating topic for students. They see it happening all around them and want to understand how it works and what causes our weather. These 13 books on weather and climate will give students develop competencies with using a number line and other place value strategies when adding two-digit and three-digit numbers. Includes 10 These Roll and Spin Math Games focus on developing number sense for two-digit and three-digit addition. The activities help students develop competencies with using a number line and other place value strategies