iSTE(A)M
CURRICULUM
iSTEAM Curriculum for Grades K-4
STE(A)M education is a wonderful way to combine hard skills with soft skills to problem solve. We offer learning through hands-on, project-based activities that allow students to solve real-world problems through out-of-the-box thinking and develop the skills that are necessary to excel in the technologically-advanced world. Our project-based curriculum is a mix of independent work and team work, which allows students to practice key social and emotional components.
We have three different curriculum sets: Engineering and Technology, Chemical Engineering, and Science through Art. You can learn about each below.
Once you purchase the curriculum, you will received an email with a link to curriculum and our videos. If you have any questions or would like to see a sample class please contact us directly at Lesya@iCookAfterSchool.com.
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WHY ISTEAm
CURRICCULUM?
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Project based
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Hands-on
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Mix of independent and team work
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Connects science to every day activities
WHAT DO KIDS LEARN?
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Science, technology, engineering, arts and maths concepts
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Social emotional learning skills
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Problem solving
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Teamwork
What's included?
Each curriculum set comes with:
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10 lessons
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Video for each class guiding you through the experiment and lesson plan
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Student workbook
WHO IS IT FOR?
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Home school groups
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Girl Scout/Boy Scout troops
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Church youth groups
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Kid's summer camp
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After school programs
Our scientists-in-training will learn all about engineering and technology. Students will experience science interactively via hands-on and observable experiments, solving everyday activities and events.
This is one of our most popular courses! We will conduct experiments with invisible ink, color changing, make things foam, float and change color and shape, all that while learning about changes of state, chemical binding, atomic structure, thermochemistry, types of chemical reactions, and more.
Our young scientists will get to experiment with creativity and outside of the box thinking while learning about science.