For parents with kids 3 - 12 years:
"see the milestones your child should be making for stem at every age"...
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Age-by-age development
All of the activities, milestones, checklists and goals are sorted by age. This let's you pick the right section easily and you can even take a sneak-peak into what is to come!
fun activities to try
From kitchen chemistry to complex robotics, this guide will give you age-appropriate STEM activities to try that are super fun.
milestone checklist
Are you worried if you are doing it right? Then these milestone checklists will help you to assess if your child is progressing with their STEM skills.
(Written for ages 3 - 12 years old)
YOU don't need to be a scientist to raise one
STEM starts with curiosity, not credentials. It's in the questions you ask, the stories you read, the moments you pause to explore with your child.
This guide will give you the age-by-age development that will help you to raise a curious innovator, thinker and problem solver.
You are more than enough to support their curiosity.
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Inventor Kids provided an engaging introduction to the world of STEM
It's amazing to see how STEM can be introduced to children
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Meet the Creator:
Who is Emily?
Dr Emily Anderson has become known for all her answers in STEM. Parents constantly ask her how they should be doing STEM with their kids. This led her to develop the STEM SUPPORT SYSTEM to debunk, simplify and help other parents along the way. She loves to fuse her professional experience in STEM (20+yrs!) with parenthood. But always aims to make things accessible and achievable for everyone. As a busy mum of 4 she has eager participants at hand and can often be found building robots or creating crazy science experiments with her family.
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