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We celebrated National STEM Day on November 8! The STEM acronym stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. These are the areas of study that future citizens will need to understand in order to be creative and contributing members of society.
This week, teachers around the world are highly focused on delivering quality STEM education to students of all ages.
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It’s possible to teach STEM lessons via virtual lessons as well as in a real-life classroom. The natural world provides immeasurable opportunities to explore how math and science affect the world around us. Teachers are heroes who are constantly innovating and researching new ways to teach kids.
In an age where climate change is poorly understood by many adults, it’s critical that the next generation builds the skills necessary to understand and combat harmful environmental activities. Kids as young as five can begin to learn about science with simple experiments and research trips to the backyard. Older children can explore physics and chemistry, or build marshmallow houses to understand engineering.
Mushrooms and other fungi are a wonderful way to showcase the power of nature to young children. Here are some resources to help parents and teachers with STEM lesson plans for children.
Education can be fun! As we celebrate National STEM Day this month, say a big thank you to the educators in your life. Look to the natural world for inspiration and commit to helping kids advance in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Let’s all your free dis family know that it’s National STEM Day!
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