Explore STEM at home and in the classroom with these interactive, hands-on activities. Learn more about LM’s work and find interactive links to educational resources and materials to download. New activities and resources will continue to be developed and added to keep students exploring.
Coloring Pages
DIY Activities and Curriculum
- Be a Clever Birder
- DIY - Bottle Growing System
- DIY - Food into Fertilizer
- DIY - Lights Off for Earth
- DIY - Seed Ball
- DIY - The Mud Layers
- DIY - Yellow For Safety: The Science of Color
- Drones on the Job
- Earth Day Bingo
- Happy Pi Day
- Share Your Career with Your Kids
- Take Action at Home for Earth Day
- The Mud Life: Color and Identify Critters
- The Periodic Table of Elements
- The Water Cycle
- This is Groundwater
- Wildland Fire Facts
Interpretive Center Self-Guided Activities
Nuclear Science Week
Learn about the difference between non-ionizing radiation and ionizing radiation.
Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management
Student Brochures
Videos
STEM with LM presents “Radiation & You”, a video all about radiation- Energy in motion! Learn about the difference between non-ionizing radiation and ionizing radiation. Break down the makeup of an atom to discover how the imbalance of protons and neutrons create this energy known as radiation. Understand the four different types of radiation and how they behave in very different ways.
Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management
Go With the Flow Video Series
Go With the Flow: Groundwater 101
Video courtesy of the Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management
Go With the Flow: Monitoring groundwater in Shiprock, New Mexico
Video courtesy of the Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management
Go With the Flow: Groundwater Well Sampling
Video courtesy of the Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management
STEM with LM: Activities at Home and In the Classroom Photo Gallery
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A student pours water into a model that shows how groundwater flows through underground soil layers.
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Students pour baking soda into a beaker during a hands-on STEM presentation at the Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center in St. Charles, Missouri.
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A student volunteer holds an unfilled balloon during a STEM program at the Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center in St. Charles, Missouri.
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A student measures the amount of energy generated by a small wind turbine at the Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center in St. Charles, Missouri.
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A LM Support contractor, watches a Tohatchi High School student measure water into a beaker as part of a groundwater demonstration during a STEM-sation event at Tohatchi High School, located in Tohatchi, New Mexico.
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LM Support contractors engage with a group of students during a STEM-sation event at Tohatchi High School, located in Tohatchi, New Mexico.
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Monument Valley High School students prepare balloons for racing at the STEM-sation event in Kayenta, New Mexico.
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