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PEEP Racing: A STEAM Activity for Preschoolers

Are you a fan of PEEPs?

Personally, I don’t love the taste of them but they are fun to use for some hands-on engineering activities for kids!

For this STEAM activity, we are racing our PEEPS in our own engineered and designed race car.

STEAM represents the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. STEAM activities for preschoolers help young learners, investigate questions and think like a problem solver.

peep racing activity

STEAM Challenge: Can you build a car for a Peep? How far can it travel?

Materials: 

  • LEGO Bricks and Wheels
  • Peep
  • Measuring Tape
  • Ramp

Teaching Strategy:

Ask, “how can you make a vehicle that can hold a Peep using LEGO bricks?”

lego cars

Build a ramp for your Peep mobile.

Test your ramp.

car for peeps

Measure and mark how far your Peep traveled.

steam car with legos

Challenge your friends to a Peep race.

lego car for preschoolers

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Jamie Hand

Welcome to Preschool STEAM!

I'm Jamie a STEAM educator and certified art instructor with more than 12 years experience.

My passion is to show how you can inspire and encourage your students’ creativity through hands-on learning and problem-solving.

You do not need to be an artist, scientist or mathematician to make learning fun and engaging for your students.

Let's get started STEAMing!

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