Western U.P. Center for Science, Math and the Environment Kits
26 kits that focus on science, math, social studies and environmental education are available for check-out.
Kit Brochure
Kit Descriptions
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Western U.P. Resource Clearinghouse
The Partners of the Western U.P. STEM Network have developed various activity kits for a variety of grades, available to loan to educators in Houghton, Baraga, Keweenaw, Ontonagon, and Gogebic Counties. A listing of the loanable items available and descriptions can be found using the links below.
REMC1 Maker and STEM Resources
Several Maker & STEM items were purchased by REMC1 to support teachers and their curriculum.
Loanable Resources Inventory and Descriptions
Request form
Vernier Classroom Kits
2 Vernier Classroom Kits & 2 Dynamics and Track Kit as are available to educators through the U.P. Smile Grant. Available only to those teachers who attended a Vernier Professional Learning session. Contact the Western U.P. STEM Network regional director for the next training.
Resource List
Request Form
Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative Sustainability Film Series
Archive Films from 2011 through last year are available for a 2-week checkout for Classroom, Meetings or Home Viewing.
Green Films List
Request Form
Engineering is Elementary Material Kits
23 kits for the Engineering is Elementary prek-5th grade. Each supports hands-on engineering design challenges!
EiE Unit Descriptions (Grades 1-5)
EiE for Kindergarten Unit Descriptions
Resources from the MiSTEM Network and Beyond
EGLE Lending Station
The EGLE Lending Station allows educators to borrow materials that engage students in real-life Great Lakes-based education with hands-on learning. The EnviroScapes, Sand & Gravel Simulator models, and H2O Q Kits (water quality backpacks) are available for lending to your classroom or organization. The lending items can support educators by relating their hands-on water quality lessons and allowing students to see how contamination impacts groundwater, surface water, watersheds and the Great Lakes.
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