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How Thematic Units Work

Each THEME includes a Certain number of WEEKS and each week contains a total of 5 LESSONS!

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Vital Systems

In week one we explore the vital systems of the human body:

Lesson 1 – Bones of the body

Lesson 2 – Eye Spy

Lesson 3 – Hearts

Lesson 4 – Nerves in Motion

Lesson 5 – Robot Hand

The Senses

In week two we explore the Senses and how then function differently:

Lesson 1 – All the other Senses

Lesson 2 – Skin, the largest organ

Lesson 3 – Taste like science

Lesson 4 – The Human Ear

Lesson 5 – What smells?

The Brain

In week three we're going to take an in-depth look at the brain and some of its main systems:

Lesson 1 – Brain Science

Lesson 2 – Memory

Lesson 3 – Imagination

Lesson 4 – Teeth

Lesson 5 – Vital Signs

Lesson 1 – Digestive System

Lesson 2 – Endocrine System

Lesson 3 – Lungs

Lesson 4 – Muscles

Lesson 5 – Nutrition

The Organs

In week four we're going to explore the organs of the human body and how they each do a different job:

Land and Sky

In week one we will Jump into learning about animals that live on land and in the skies:

Lesson 1 – Adept Arachnids

Lesson 2 – Boundless Birds

Lesson 3 – Industrious Insects

Lesson 4 – Magnificent Mammals

Lesson 5 – Mindful Marsupials

Water World

In week two we descend into the fresh and salt waters to explore thriving habitats :

Lesson 1 – Amphibians

Lesson 2 – Cephalopods

Lesson 3 – Invertebrates

Lesson 4 – Marine Life

Lesson 5 – Reptiles

Biomes

In week three we're taking a look at five major biomes that animals call their homes:

Lesson 1 – The Artic

Lesson 2 – The Desert

Lesson 3 – The Rainforest

Lesson 4 – The Savannah

Lesson 5 – The Swamp

Lesson 1 – Animals in the Dark

Lesson 2 – Camouflage

Lesson 3 – Dinosaurs

Lesson 4 – Humans

Lesson 5 – Venomous, Poisonous, or Toxic

Specialties

In week four we're going to explore animals with special traits that set them apart:

Murals and Art Concepts

In week one we'll learn how creativity is one of the most important functions of our brain power:

Lesson 1 – Art History Mural

Lesson 2 – Concept Art

Lesson 3 – Geometric Mural

Lesson 4 – Line Art

Lesson 5 – Watercolors

Story Time

In week two

Lesson 1 – Anime Drawing

Lesson 2 – Comic Panels

Lesson 3 – Contour Art

Lesson 4 – Perspective Recreation

Lesson 5 – Storyboarding

Performative Art

In week three

Lesson 1 – Dance

Lesson 2 – Oversized Artistic Design

Lesson 3 – Photography

Lesson 4 – Theater

Lesson 5 – Videography

Lesson 1 – Art In Layers

Lesson 2 – Clay Molding

Lesson 3 – Pointillism

Lesson 4 – Stained Glass

Lesson 5 – Tile Painting

Hands on

In week four

Microscopic to Atomic

In week one we will learn that from microscopic to atomic, matter makes up everything:

Lesson 1 – Atomic Structure

Lesson 2 – Bacterial Cultures

Lesson 3 – Cellular Diorama

Lesson 4 – Create your Own Avatar

Lesson 5 – DNA Building Blocks

Chemistry in Action

In week two

Lesson 1 – Chemical Reactions

Lesson 2 – Crystallization

Lesson 3 – Endothermic Vs. Exothermic

Lesson 4 – Molecules

Lesson 5 – Polymerization

Physics and Motion

In week three

Lesson 1 – Oxidation

Lesson 2 – Phases of Matter

Lesson 3 – Potential Hydrogen

Lesson 4 – Sound Waves

Lesson 5 – Viruses

Lesson 1 – Magnets

Lesson 2 – Nuclear Reactors

Lesson 3 – Radiation

Lesson 4 – Radiometric Dating

Lesson 5 – Superposition

Atomic Interactions

In week four

Life on Earth

In week one we will learn about the world we live on and how it works:

Lesson 1 – Amoeba to Apex

Lesson 2 – Eruption!

Lesson 3 – Lets Photosynthesize

Lesson 4 – Lightning in Action

Lesson 5 – Wind Power

The Lithosphere

In week two we'll learn how the surface of the earth is constantly shifting and moving about:

Lesson 1 – Fossils

Lesson 2 – Geology Rocks

Lesson 3 – Gravity on Earth

Lesson 4 – Tsunamis

Lesson 5 – What’s Shaking?

The Atmosphere

In week three we'll take a look at how the air and moisture around the earth are always on the move:

Lesson 1 – Clouds

Lesson 2 – Seasons

Lesson 3 – Tornadoes

Lesson 4 – Water Cycle

Lesson 5 – Weather Systems

Lesson 1 – Caves

Lesson 2 – Layers of the Ocean

Lesson 3 – Maps!

Lesson 4 – Mycelium

Lesson 5 – Permafrost

The Underground

In week four we'll explore what's going on underneath the ground:

The Laws of Motion

In week one we will learn to use physics to overcome any obstacles in our way:

Lesson 1 – Build a Bridge Workshop

Lesson 2 – Circuitry 101

Lesson 3 – Easy Bake Solar Oven

Lesson 4 – Hydraulic Motion

Lesson 5 – Popsicle Stick Catapult

High Voltage!

In week two we'll train future electrical engineers in this high voltage week:

Lesson 1 – AC vs DC

Lesson 2 – Battery Power

Lesson 3 – Electromagnetism

Lesson 4 – Electronics

Lesson 5 – Parallel Circuits

Mechanical Advantage

In week three we'll take a look at how mechanical advantage is a big way we increase our capabilities:

Lesson 1 – Electric Motors

Lesson 2 – Gear Ratios

Lesson 3 – Internal Combustion

Lesson 4 – Mega Movers

Lesson 5 – Ropes and Pulleys

Lesson 1 – Building a House

Lesson 2 – Different Dams

Lesson 3 – Energy Production

Lesson 4 – Skyscrapers

Lesson 5 – Suspension Bridges

Building High

In week four we'll explore how to build upon a strong foundation and up into the sky:

The Final Frontier

In week one we will learn about the final frontier, an astronomically large playground of fresh scientific discovery:

Lesson 1 – Astronomical Distances

Lesson 2 – Light Spectrums

Lesson 3 – Our Sun, Sol

Lesson 4 – Rocket Science

Lesson 5 – Written in The Stars

A Strange Space

Our Space is a strange place, In week two we'll look at what makes it that way:

Lesson 1 – Asteroid, Meteors, and Comets

Lesson 2 – Black Holes

Lesson 3 – Let’s Go Super Nova

Lesson 4 – Our Universe

Lesson 5 – Pulsars and Quasars

Exploring Space

We want to explore space, so In week three we'll take a look at the different ways we can do so:

Lesson 1 – Global Positioning Service

Lesson 2 – Phases of the Moon

Lesson 3 – Robotic Rovers

Lesson 4 – Space Travel

Lesson 5 – Telescopes

Lesson 1 – Auroras

Lesson 2 – Gravity Wells

Lesson 3 – Hyperspace

Lesson 4 – Outer Space

Lesson 5 – The Big Bang

Space Interactions

In week four we'll explore how space interacts with objects and how we can study it:

Lets get Creative

Who said learning wasn't fun? In this week we get creative:

Lesson 1 – Character Creator

Lesson 2 – Dungeons and Creatures

Lesson 3 – Make your own Board Game

Lesson 4 – Make your own Card Game

Lesson 5 – Make your own Chess

Helpful Machines

In this week we learn how humans have created machines to help us move further and faster than ever before:

Lesson 1 – Air Propulsion

Lesson 2 – Balloon Hovercraft

Lesson 3 – Helicoptor Adventure

Lesson 4 – Let’s go Sailing

Lesson 5 – Uplifting

Water

In this week we learn about the most abundant liquid on earth, Water is really cool:

Lesson 1 – Float or Sink

Lesson 2 – Foiled!

Lesson 3 – Properties of Water

Lesson 4 – Specific Gravity

Lesson 5 – Walking Watercolors

We offer a vast collection of Thematics across numerous subjects—1st through 8th grade , 1-3, 4-8— and we’re constantly expanding to bring educators even more resources for their students!

What comes with our Lessons

Every lesson starts with a plan!
We provide lessons plans that includes the objective, content and engaging activity!

All Lessons include materials for 20 students + 1 teacher!
We provide and ship all Lab kits for you!

Whats a Lab kit?

Our lab kits encourage students to explore new topics and ideas in a hands-on way, using Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics as access points for guiding students’ inquiry, dialogue, and critical thinking

STEAM Station aims to facilitate the work of Expanded Learning Programs by providing ready-made weekly lesson plans and materials. Our lesson plans include applicable referenced California Teaching Standards.

Theres more!

To take learning beyond the page, Steam Station also provides lab coats and collectible pins—fun, hands-on additions that help bring each lesson to life! When students put on their lab coats, they don’t just feel like learners—they feel like real scientists, engineers, artists, and explorers. It’s a simple yet powerful way to boost engagement, spark imagination, and make every lesson feel like an adventure!

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