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The STEAM Museum is one of the best ways to expose 

students to expensive, advanced technology, new fields of study, and modern sciences in a fun and safe environment right at your school or venue. This best-selling program is delivered to thousands of schools every year to provide students with the opportunity to explore how science, technology, engineering, art, and math work all around them and how they work together. Students dive into learning about modern STEAM principles while having fun and challenging themselves.

Summer is here, and if you're like many of us, that means you now have a house full of kids in desperate need of something to keep them amused.  When Fortnite loses its appeal, wrangle up your kids and some basic crafting materials and have some hands-on fun with these easy science experiments.

Here's all seven videos in our Building Up STEAM series of DIY projects and activities for you and your kids.  These are all a great way to spend a summer afternoon, or they can expanded upon for science projects in the upcoming school year.  (If you like these at-home experiments, you should see our live assembly shows!)

Last time on Super Structures we showed you how incredibly strong an egg can be.  This time, marvel at the strength a curve can provide.  Check out this amazing demonstration that you Jr. Engineers can try yourself from the one and only Jasmine Blaise.

Think you can crush an egg in your bare hand?  Think again!  Learn how an egg's shape makes it incredibly strong with another installment of Super Structures.

We're really putting the A in STEAM with the Music Maker!  This exhibit gets kids working together to create cool music without needing to know how to play an instrument.  Check it out!

To celebrate the first year of our new assembly program Super Structures, we've created a video series to get you in on the ground floor.  In this first video, join Jasmine Blaise to learn about which shapes are the best to build with in "The Strongest Shape".

This short video will show you everything you need to know in order to have a successful experience with Mobile Ed's STEAM Museum.  From facility requirements to volunteers to scheduling your sessions, this video should answer many of your questions about this exciting opportunity for your students.

Another terrific robotics exhibit at the STEAM Museum features a classic robot that has been teaching kids the basics of programming logic for decades.  See how effective this robot from the 1980's will be with your modern students in this quick video.  If you've never programmed a robot before, this is the best place to start!

We have several robotics exhibits at the STEAM Museum, including line tracking robots that work with tablet computers.  Kids of all ages can program these tiny robots not with lines of code, but with lines of color!  See how they work in this video.

Let's take a look at one of the most popular stations at STEAM Museum - the Bike Generator!  Your kids (and even the adults!) will have a blast converting their energy into electricity at this exciting exhibit.  Check it out!