Everything You Need to Know About STEAM Education

“It’s a great age to get the kids interested in science. Children love hands-on science. They’re eager to learn and see how the world works. I know that we’re thrilled to be a part of this.” – Nancy Young

Ever noticed how kids love science? Kids are natural-born scientists, always inventing and experimenting, with whatever just happens to be right in front of them. From building towers to digging for worms, or throwing spaghetti against the wall.

What Is STEAM?

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. You may think some of these subjects seem lofty for young children to grasp. In some ways, that’s true. Young children may not be ready to understand multiplication or how computers work. But, they can build a strong foundation for future learning by exploring STEAM preschool skills and concepts through play and discussion, then applying those skills through more play.

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Why Is STEAM Important for Young Kids?

How to Get Kids Involved?

STEAM learning is more than education within school walls. Children may not realize that STEAM concepts are embedded in every aspect of our lives, and as adults, we can foster an appreciation for them, Here are some tips and activities that adults can do with kids to get them on track for school.