July 2021 STEAM Activities Calendar

July is halfway through the summer break. Your children have a some downtime. They are probably ready to do some STEAM experiments. This July 2021 STEAM Activities Calendar celebrates wonderful activities that explore July holidays, activities that feature the Olympics. While some of the July STEAM activities come from right here on JDaniel4’s Mom, there are a number of activities that come from some of favorite blogs.

The July holidays on the calendar are:

1st International Joke Day
2nd World UFO Day
3rd Stay Out of the Sun Day
4th Independence Day
5th National Graham Cracker Day
7th World Chocolate Day
8th Math 2.0 Day
10th National Kitten Day
11th Cheer Up the Lonely Day
12th National Eat Your Jell-O Day
13th Cow Appreciation Day
14th National Tape Measure Day
15th National Gummi Worm Day
17th World Emoji Day
18th World Listening Day
20th Moon Day
24th National Day of the Cowboy
25th Thread a Needle Day
26th Americans with Disabilities Day
27 Take Your Houseplant for a Walk Day
28th World Conservation Day
29th Rain Day
31th Harry Potter’s Birthday

Downloading the Calendar

The July 2021 STEAM Activity Calendar is a PDF. Once you have downloaded, the set you will need to open it with a PDF reader like Acrobat Reader.

Exploring the Activity Calendar

You will be able to access the directions needed to explore each activity when you click on each of the July hyperlinks. After you get to each activity’s blog post, you will find a supply list and step-by-step activity directions.

Some of the activities offer free printables or recording sheets. You can use what they have for you to download or create your own versions of the activities if you like. Remember the idea was to inspire you to explore STEAM activities with your children. You know what they can handle and how they like to explore concepts and activities.

A variety of different types of STEAM activities have been included on the calendar. You may find that some are more appropriate for older children while others are great for children of all ages. I think that some of them could be done with a partner or parent. However, some of you may have children that want to complete them on their own.