Mr Archimedes’ bath
Mr Archimedes’ bath overflows when he and his friends hop in, so he starts measuring and experimenting to try and understand why.
Human body
Potions and lotions
A chance to experiment with smells, textures and, although not in this activity unless heavily supervised, tastes is part of our experiences of the world. Using our senses is important to developing our sense of the world. This activity is a wonderful way to use STEM to develop observational skills.
Breathe
In a world of uncertainties, educators can help children learn techniques and strategies to release stress and to calm the body and mind.
You and I
It might be surprising that self-awareness and awareness of others can be learned in a STEM context. When we look at STEM as a tool to explore and make sense of the world, it becomes clear that every aspect of life is linked to a STEM subject.
The crocodile who didn’t like water
Discuss animal and human behaviours based on this story about finding the balance of trying to fit in while accepting your differences.
Owl moon
This book is all about experiencing with all your senses and being aware of the here and now. Use the story to go outdoors to explore.
Gregory, the terrible eater
This satire of parents trying to get their child to eat junk (literally!), may start conversations about healthy food and eating habits.
The book with no pictures
Celebrating children’s appreciation of nonsense, this book bravely leaves the realm of the picture book behind, letting us focus on sound.