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What Is Drone-Based STEM Learning? A Complete Guide for Grades 4 to 8
Drone-based STEM learning gives students in grades 4 to 8 a hands-on way to explore coding, engineering, physics, and real-world technology. By flying and programming drones, students build problem solving skills, teamwork, and confidence while meeting science and technology standards. This guide explains how drone STEM programs work, why they are effective, and how schools can implement them successfully.
Heather Long
Nov 306 min read


Drone Career Pathways: How High Schools Can Prepare Students for FAA-Certified Drone Careers/
Drones are reshaping the modern workforce. This white paper explores how high school CTE programs can prepare students for FAA Part 107 certification and a wide range of drone-related careers, from piloting and inspection to data science and engineering.
Scott Buell
Nov 26 min read


Elevate Your Classroom with FPV Drone Racing: A Pathway to Career Readiness
High school drone racing is more than an exciting competition. Through FPV flight, USDRA events, and FAA Part 107 certification, schools are creating real CTE pathways that prepare students for future careers in technology, aviation, and engineering.
Scott Buell
Oct 236 min read


Drone Tournaments in School
Bring STEM to life with a school drone tournament! Students learn coding, teamwork, and problem-solving through fun, hands-on drone challenges. With Drone Legends, educators can easily plan safe, engaging competitions that inspire creativity and build real-world tech skills. Perfect for schools and after-school programs nationwide — turn your gym into a drone arena and watch learning take flight!
Scott Buell
Oct 124 min read


Learning to Code with Drones: An Interactive Approach for Grades 4-8
Discover how coding drones transforms STEM education for grades 4-8. In this blog, we explore how drone coding combines science, technology, engineering, and math into an engaging hands-on experience. Learn how schools are using drone clubs to foster collaboration, problem-solving, and creativity while preparing students for future careers in technology. From classroom safety tips to choosing the right equipment, this guide helps teachers, parents, and students unlock the pow
Kelley O'Neill
Oct 25 min read


Teaching Drone Education with Standards
Drone education standards provide the roadmap for safe, effective, and engaging STEM learning. From coding and flight practice to safety and career readiness, these standards ensure students gain real-world skills while staying aligned with STEM curriculum goals. Discover how to implement a standards-based drone program in your classroom or homeschool to inspire future innovators.
Scott Buell
Sep 274 min read


Integrating Drones into STEM Education
Integrating drones into STEM education makes science, technology, engineering, and math come alive for students. Drones give learners hands-on experiences with physics, coding, problem-solving, and real-world applications like environmental monitoring and design challenges. With the right curriculum and classroom setup, drones boost engagement, collaboration, and future-ready skills while keeping lessons aligned with educational standards.
Heather Long
Sep 244 min read


Boost Your Knowledge of STEM Education
STEM education comes alive when students take control of their learning. In this activity, a student uses a tablet to fly a classroom drone, combining coding, problem-solving, and real-world applications. Hands-on experiences like this make STEM both exciting and memorable.
Scott Buell
Sep 224 min read


Elevate 5th Grade Learning with Drones: A STEM Adventure!
Discover how drones can take 5th grade STEM learning to the next level. From science and math to reading, writing, and art, drones bring lessons to life with hands-on activities that keep students engaged and excited. Learn how drone curriculum supports educational standards while building real-world skills in coding, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Kelley O'Neill
Sep 74 min read
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