
A weekly show about teaching K-5 STEM and STEAM, with a monthly deep dive into 3D printing with young children. Hosted by Naomi Meredith. If someone handed you a STEM classroom and no curriculum, this is for you. Every week I share lesson ideas, tools you can actually use, and the systems and routines that keep a STEM room running, in episodes short enough to finish on your prep. I am also the per... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 237 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Wondering what to teach in your elementary STEM classroom the week before Thanksgiving? Between excited students, shortened schedules, and the countdown to break, keeping students engaged can feel like a challenge!
In this episode, I'm sharing 5 fun... more
Thinking about buying a 3D printer for your elementary STEM classroom but not sure which one to choose? With so many brands, features, and price points available, finding the right 3D printer for your school can feel overwhelming, especially if you'r... more
I'm sharing three of my favorite tools to use when 3D printing with K-5 students, and they might not be what you expect! From adding colorful details to finished prints without the hassle of multicolor printing to improving print bed adhesion, these ... more
Want to try 3D printing with your students but aren't sure where to start? I'm sharing a fun, beginner-friendly 3D printing project that students can complete in just two class sessions—no previous 3D printing experience needed!
I'll walk you throug... more
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I was very impressed with this educational podcast. I love to use it as an early finisher task and later created it to be a whole group reward. It’s super creative and engaging. I soon had kiddos doing their own engagement after school. My kids love it and it blows the parents away with all of the take aways.
I started working as a TA last school year and before the new school year started I was asked to teach STEM! Of course I said yes! It’s been a fun exciting journey but it’s all new territory. I’m so thankful I stumbled across this podcast and all the wonderful things in her TPT store! Total lifesaver!! 10 out of 10 recommend not only for new STEM teachers but even the seasoned ones!💛
The STEM teacher job opportunity was sprung on me out of the blue at the end of last school year, and although I was excited to try something new, I was feeling very lost and overwhelmed as I had no idea where to even begin. I stumbled upon Naomi’s podcast, and I am so glad I did! She has a great way of connecting with her listeners and making you feel less stressed and more confident. Thank you, Naomi, for creating this podcast and helping guide all of us to the amazing STEM world!
If you are new to STEM or just need some great ideas to keep your lessons fresh Naomi can help! I am a school library media specialist and was asked to start incorporating STEM into my curriculum about two years ago. I have not had a lot of formal training and was basically piecing it together. I was excited to find Naomi’s podcast earlier this year and really enjoy listening to her ideas on how to teach and structure STEM in the classroom.
This podcast has given me so much actionable tips! I cannot even begin to express how thankful I am that you put in your time and energy to help so many people. Any STEM teacher or teacher implementing STEM should listen. It is worth it!
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A practical, teacher-focused show delivering actionable STEM content for K-5 classrooms. Episodes frequently center on scalable systems, ready-to-use lesson ideas, and hands-on strategies that help educators implement projects, manage materials, and integrate technology with NGSS-aligned goals. A standout feature is the emphasis on repeatable routines and community support, from survival camp design to growth-mindset activities, making the content valuable for both new and veteran STEM teachers. The host often shares real-world classroom experiences, vendor tips, and professional development options, which can help listeners save planning time while boosting student engagement and outcomes.
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