Stem volcano activities

Here is an easy way to make a volcano. We think one of the very best science projects of all time is building a volcano! Kids of all ages love this volcano experiment. We have built a homemade volcano several times and here is how to make a volcano the easiest way. A DIY volcano project is a great STEM activity for home or in the classroom. Let’s make a volcano!

If you're looking for a fun and educational way to learn more about volcanoes, check out this volcano blow art activity!

Volcanoes resource round-up with an Escape Room, reading passages, a flip booklet, and a STEM Challenge. Perfect for your study of landforms & volcanoes.

What an awesome STEM activity for kids! Make a LEGO volcano that really erupts. So easy to make and it would be perfect for a science fair project.

Make your own baking soda volcano with only a few ingredients from your kitchen! You only need baking soda, vinegar and water!

Can your child save the dinosaurs in this STEM activity inspired by Primrose Schools Summer Adventure Club? Build a Volcano: Place the bottle into the pan, pack clay around it, then add dinosaurs at the base of the volcano. Make a Plan: Think of ways to move the lava away from the dinosaurs, like building a canal to divert it or adding obstacles. Save the Dinos: Add baking soda then pour vinegar mixed with red food dye to test your plan! If it doesn’t work, try a different method.

Mr. R’s STEAM Lab on Instagram: "LAVA!!!! “Why Are These People So Close To A Volcano? 🌋" 3rd Grade Makers used SuperSTEM by Scholastic Magazines+ to learn about the 2021 volcanic eruption of Fagradalsfjall in Iceland🇮🇸, its first eruption in around 6,000 years! They examined lava flow and how researchers can use topography to determine the direction lava will travel after an eruption. Makers then sculpted their own model volcanos and predicted the lava flow patterns. Check out how…

Introduce your young learners to the captivating world of volcanoes with these engaging Montessori volcano printables and hands-on science activities! Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and Grade 1 students, these resources include 3-part cards, information cards, student booklets, matching cards, and diagrams focused on the stages of volcanic eruption, types of volcanoes, and volcanoes of the continents.

The coolest slime ever! Find out how to make slime with baking soda and vinegar for an awesome fizzing slime volcano.

Do you teach your elementary students about volcanoes? Here’s a whole day’s worth of volcano activities for kids! I’ve included a volcano experiment freebie here too! Read on for more volcano activities for first grade! Three Fridays ago I hosted Volcano Day in my first grade classroom! We had been finishing up our study on […]