Purdue University Kids STEM Degree
Each of the Purdue University K-12 STEM Degrees consists of 10 videos (3-5 minutes) with an assessment for each video.
Students will have the option to complete a quiz (Google Form) at the end of each video where they will earn a code. Collect all 10 codes and enter them in the form at the bottom of each page to get your STEM certificate for that degree.
This program can be completed individually by students, or together as a class.
Select your degree and get busy earning your certificate!
Elementary Level Degrees
Primary Level One
From Understanding Push and Pull to ColorMixing, these ten videos will help you through some science fun! Click here to go to the Primary level One Page
Primary Level Two
If you made it through our first level for primary elementary, let’s test your skills a bit further! In the Primary Elementary Level 2, you will learn about trees, clouds, crystals, and more. Click here to go to the Primary level Two Page
Intermediate Level One
Do you have what it takes to complete the Intermediate Level One degree? To earn this degree, you will have to master energy, watersheds, weather, climate, and a few more tough topics! Click here to go to the Intermediate level One Page
Intermediate Level Two
There’s no leaving elementary until you master Intermediate Level Two! Let’s see if you can learn enough about algorithms, trees, Cartesian Coordinates, and the conservation of mass to earn this degree and move on to the Middle School Degree. Click here to go to the Intermediate level Two Page
Middle School Degrees
Middle School Degree
This Middle School Degree covers topics such as phases of the moon, exoplanets, types of rocks, to gene therapy. You will have to step it up and pay close attention to master the topics and earn your Middle School STEM Degree! Click here to go to the Middle School page
High School Degrees
Introduction to Calculus
Calculus is the study of change. It is a branch of mathematics focused on limits, functions, derivatives, integrals, and infinite series. This Introduction to Calculus is taught by the Purdue University Department of Mathematics's Dr. Daniel Johnstone. Click here to go to the Introduction to Calculus page.
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