STEM home learning family projects in the past have often been resource heavy and have involved sending a bag of resources home so that the activity can be carried out and then the resources must be replenished before they can be sent home with someone else. Mindful of the time involved and the cost\u00a0 this project was created where that isn\u2019t necessary.<\/p>\n
The project is based around four story books, and it could potentially be delivered entirely digitally as\u00a0 included is a link to an online version of the book in each pack.<\/p>\n
For each of the books, there is a resource. On page one of the resource is a digital link to the book and a few questions to encourage discussion about the book. The second page explains what STEM is and why it is important. The following couple of pages have suggested STEM activities that all use recycled materials that such as cardboard boxes, yogurt pots etc or that can be done by drawing. Then there is a feedback sheet \u2013 either a paper copy or one that can be completed online via a QR code (which is anonymous and comes to the PSDO\u00a0 but happy for it to be changed, so the feedback\u00a0 goes to the teacher) \u00a0and finally there is a page of links to the curriculum.<\/p>\n
This project is for First Level Learners<\/p>\n
The four books are:<\/p>\n
A Most Magnificent Thing<\/a><\/p>\n The Extraordinary Gardener<\/a><\/p>\n The Suitcase<\/a><\/p>\n Whatever Next!<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" STEM home learning family projects in the past have often been resource heavy and have involved sending a bag of resources home so that the activity can be carried out and then the resources must be replenished before they can … Continue reading