About My STEAM Lesson
Built for the way STEAM classes actually run.
I created My STEAM Lesson to manage my own STEAM classes. I teach lessons across multiple grades and classroom groups, and I wanted one place to organize the work from the first idea through the final class report. I thought the same tools might be useful to other rotation, specials, and elective teachers in a similar situation.
Why I built it
A STEAM teacher may teach the same lesson to several classes on different days while preparing a completely different experience for another grade. Before this site, the useful pieces could easily end up scattered among bookmarks, documents, calendars, slide decks, and notes.
My STEAM Lesson brings those pieces together without forcing every teacher into the same Plan. Each teacher's classes, calendar, private resources, lesson sequence, notes, and reports belong to that teacher's own workspace.
What it does in my classroom
- BrowseFind public STEAM demos, projects, and independent stations with teaching guidance, materials, links, and safety notes.
- CreateAdd private resources, or copy a public resource and adapt it without changing the original.
- PlanSequence and schedule lessons by grade, align them to a school calendar, and track completion separately for every class.
- PresentTeach from one classroom view with lesson resources, a timer, class points, and a phone remote while the main screen stays student-friendly.
- Take notesKeep class notes private while presenting, then retain them with the lesson record for later reference.
- Send reportsOptionally save classroom-teacher email addresses and open a prepared report after class, ready to review and send.
Use what helps
Browse freely, or build your own teaching workspace.
You do not need an account to browse the public STEAM resource library. Sign in only when you want to save or customize resources, create your own private Plan, schedule lessons, present them, or track your classes.