Virtual STEM Conference – Response to COVID Travel Concerns
Now you can experience Steve Spangler’s hands-on STEM training for teachers from the convenience of your own home When attending the […]
I will use more science hands-on activities to connect with children’s literature. I ‘ve used the same old fizzing volcano or fizzing pumpkin over and over again year after year. I have learned a lot of new exciting experiments in this workshop. Experiments that’ll nurture their natural curiosity and it’ll surely help the kids be thinkers and problem-solvers. Let’s promote STEM to these future scientists, engineers, and mathematicians! The earlier, the better!
– Sheryl Cooper
