Start them young with STEM
STEM based learning can and should start as early as you possibly can. In the early years, the child’s brain soaks up everything at a rapid pace. This pace of learning for the kids in the initial 8 years is unprecedented and this capacity to absorb new concepts and learn cannot be replicated for their adult life.
Build a strong foundation
Introducing subjects in early years in a proper way to wire children’s brains for better problem solving, building positive attitude towards the subject and thus, leading to cognitive development & having a growth mindset.
Why is STEM important
STEM equips individuals with the skills to succeed and adapt to an ever changing and complex technological environment.
STEM is designed to create innovative ideas to sustain, lead and preserve our economical and ecological landscape.
Innovation and science literacy depends on a solid knowledge base in the STEM areas. STEM is important because it governs every aspect of our life.
Science is everywhere in the world around us and is used to impact people and places all over the world. Understand how the world works is key.
Importance of STEM in the job market today
The global economic landscape is changing. There is an unprecedented demand for STEM jobs but an extremely low supply of qualified individuals to fill this global demand.
Evolving technology has caused traditional jobs to disappear and new jobs are emerging every day. STEM empowers individuals with the skills to succeed and adapt to this dynamic world.
The way children interact, connect and learn in this digital age, has also significantly changed and will continue to do so. Skills developed by students through STEM provide them with the foundation to succeed at school and beyond.
Today, 75 percent of jobs in the fastest growing industries require workers with STEM skills. To be competitive, workforces all over the world need people who can adapt to a changing workplace.
Our STEAM learning kits
Every box has a science, art, engineering, math, or craft component using STEM's interdisciplinary approach to learning.