TI STEM resources
Choose from a wide selection of fun and engaging STEM projects on wheels or wings. Made for use with the
Ready to start a STEM project? Before purchasing TI technology or materials, request to participate in the pilot program and borrow everything you need for up to two weeks for your first project at no cost.*
Get startedExplore the relationship between distance, time and speed by driving the TI-Innovator™ Rover as close as possible to Rover, the toy dog, without bumping him. Average duration: 1 to 2 hours.
Eligible for STEM Projects Pilot Program.
Highly recommended for beginners. Apply basic STEM and coding concepts to control the
Eligible for STEM Projects Pilot Program.
Model self-driving vehicles by using the
Eligible for STEM Projects Pilot Program.
Does your school use the Dash Robot by Wonder Workshop? Create Python programs to make it come to life with the
How close can your Dash Robot get to Rover, the toy dog, in just one try? Challenge students to take measurements, determine patterns, make predictions and then test the results. Average duration: 1 to 2 hours.
Prepare to take flight! Your students will launch their Python skills to new heights with an intro to programming Tello drones and learning to become certified drone pilots. Average duration: 2 hours.
Play the traditional game of four square with a TI graphing calculator and a Tello drone. Average duration: 2 hours.
The Turtle module puts programming in motion to create an active learning experience. The skills students learn with Turtle apply to robotics — and vice versa! In fact, code written to control Turtle is nearly identical to programming with the TI-Innovator™ Rover.
Add Turtle to your graphing calculator
Get the complete list of the TI technology and equipment needed for each STEM project with quantity and setup recommendations for your classroom.
Now students can explore various math concepts in a new way by writing their own code or using premade programs for the
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*While supplies are available; some exceptions may apply. Refer to the STEM Projects Pilot Program request form for terms of the equipment loan.
