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Engaging STEM Task Guidelines for Kids

The STEM task is an end-of-unit activity that integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to enhance children's problem-solving and creativity skills. It can be conducted in class or at home, involving preparation, discussion, and project presentation. The routine includes engaging students before, during, and after the presentation to encourage deeper thinking and discussion.

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Engaging STEM Task Guidelines for Kids

The STEM task is an end-of-unit activity that integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to enhance children's problem-solving and creativity skills. It can be conducted in class or at home, involving preparation, discussion, and project presentation. The routine includes engaging students before, during, and after the presentation to encourage deeper thinking and discussion.

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STEM task

▪ The STEM task is an activity assigned to be implemented at the end of the unit.

▪ It integrates one or more of the following areas: science, technology, engineering,


and mathematics.
▪ It helps children learn skills like problem-solving and creativity.

▪ It can be done in class under the teacher's guidance or at home under the
parent's guidance.

STEM task routine


Before the presentation

1. Prepare the materials needed.


2. Discuss the stem task with the children.
3. Allow students to think loudly of ways to apply the task.
4. Explain how to make the project attractive (by adding drawings and colorings).
5. Do the project with the students.

During the presentation,

1. Ask children to present the project.


2. Allow students to talk about how they did their project.

After the presentation

1. Challenge yourself:
- Ask children further questions to challenge them.
- Encourage children and accept their answers.

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