Javelina STEM Labs
About
The aim of the Javelina STEM Labs is to provide STEM engagement opportunities to enhance high level critical thinking and problem solving skills in the science, technology, engineering, math and geoscience fields to first-generation, low-income or economically disadvantaged high school and undergraduate students. The Javelina STEM Labs is a collaborative partnership between the Office of Student Access and the Frank H Dotterweich College of Engineering.
STEM Educator Resources
The resources provided here are lesson plans that were created by the Javelina STEM Labs team which has been utilized in our classrooms with our students. This information is intended for Educators to assist them in the areas of Coding, Robotics, and Virtual Reality. Each lesson plan also has relatable Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills or TEKS Codes. If you are in need of technology resources for your classroom; the Javelina STEM Labs have Sphero Robotics and Oculus Quests available for teachers to reserve by completing the Reserve Technology Resources Form. For questions or additional information, please contact us at JavelinaSTEMLabs@tamuk.edu. You may also contact us with any recommendations you have that other educators could use and we will add it to our resources.
Coding
Robotics
VR
- Engineering
- Exploring the Universe from Antarctica
- Inside the Body
- NASA Exoplanet Excursion
- Oculus Introduction Modules
- Short Circuit
- Anne Frank House
- HOME A VR Spacewalk
- Kremer Museum
- Ocean Acidification
- Oika
- Wonderful You (Health Science)
STEM, Coding, Robotics and Virtual Reality Resources
This STEM repository is intended to help teachers, college faculty, parents and students find useful resources. Categories include curriculum, educator professional development, career exploration, technology resources, and college exploration.