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Whether you’re a parent who’s scrambling for simple ideas to keep your kids happy and productive, a teacher trying to engage students in learning through a remote classroom, or a veteran homeschooler, these easy no-prep STEM and STEAM printables and activity books can make your job easier.
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When kids are sitting around the house all day, it’s easy to slip into the mode of letting them play games for hours – even educational ones – on their smartphones, iPads and Nintendos.
Unplug from electronics
But it’s also important for their health to spend time unplugged from electronics. In this all-digital age, kids still need to be able to write with pencil and paper. And it’s a proven fact that the act of drawing helps kids learn better.[see note 1]
The printable worksheets and e-books in the STEM-Inspirations free resource library teach important content about science, technology, engineering, and math. At the same time, they help kids develop hand-eye coordination as well as spatial visualization skills.
Here are some of the free STEM resources available in the library now, with new products in the works!
Fun, No-Prep STEM Workbooks
If you’re looking for more educational fun, these paperback STEM activity books available on Amazon include unique science & engineering drawing and writing prompts, with simple projects using everyday objects (click on cover image for more information).
Great for homeschoolers, primary & elementary classes, after-school care, and STEM and STEAM clubs.
- Safe, simple science experiments using everyday objects.
- Encourages development of 3D visualization for future architects and engineers.
- Trains young minds to observe phenomena and record observations.
- Promotes independent study.
- Stimulates imagination & problem solving.
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For further reading:
17 Simple Ways to Help your Child Learn Better that Don’t Involve Schoolwork
[1] https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tine.2012.08.001, accessed on 11/18/19 in https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211949312000038