Engage your kid's minds throughout the summer with these FUN weekly at-home STEM projects! 

Now that the weather is getting warmer, join Dr. Yasmine Daniels for some outdoor activities for kids.

Here’s a fun propeller boat idea created using every day household items. Let us know if you try it and be sure to tag us @usasciencefest and Dr. Daniels @classychemist!

Learn more from Dr. Daniels by watching her NEW X-STEM All Access episode here! 

PocketLab is incorporating X-STEM All Access into ready-made assignments with engagement and essay questions for your classroom! 

The PocketLab learning system brings together data sensors, lab software, lesson plans and professional development for hands-on and classroom-ready learning designed by teachers for teachers.

Free professional development certificates will be sent to all who attend live.

X-STEM All Access is the perfect summertime activity for you and your family! Check out our all new episodes and register for more episodes coming in the fall! 

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Jay Flores is a Global STEM Ambassador, founder of Invent The Change and a star on NBC’s American Ninja Warrior! He is the host of PBS’s innovation show Make48 and starred on shows for Telemundo and ESPN. Combined he has starred in over 75 episodes of primetime television.

Jay is one of the most influential voices in STEM reaching millions of students every month as a member of Discovery Education’s Mystery Science Team. In his role as a Mystery Science Guide Jay nurtures curiosity by answering questions submitted by students like “How were LEGO bricks invented?” and “Why don’t people fall out of roller coasters when they go upside down?”

The power of STEM, Jay advocates, can help young girls and boys become super heroes, solve big (and little) problems and contribute their best ideas to improve our planet.

Jay holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. His high energy and intellect have been recognized by the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), who elected Jay when he was 19 years old as the youngest voting national board member in SHPE history. He served 5 years on the SHPE national board and has contributed to a wide variety of state, national and global STEM advisory boards.