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STEAM is an educational approach that combines Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. It aims to help children develop skills needed for our increasingly scientific and technological society by teaching subjects interconnectively rather than as separate areas. STEAM activities are fun, practical, educational, and strongly link to primary school curriculums through cross-curricular projects and problem-solving skills. Parents can support STEAM by reinforcing cross-curricular activities at home and encouraging children's exploration, critical thinking, and interest in STEAM careers.
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This document provides an introduction to an engineering course for families. It aims to teach parents about different types of engineers and the engineering design process. Through hands-on activities using everyday materials, parents and children can work together to complete challenges. The course objectives are to define STEAM concepts, support problem solving skills, apply the design process to solve problems, and build and test prototypes.
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Number bonds help students develop math skills by showing how numbers can be split and combined. In early primary years, number bonds up to 10 are taught to build number sense needed for addition and subtraction. As students progress, they learn number bonds for larger numbers up to 1000. Regular practice of number bonds at home through games helps reinforce these foundational math skills.
Fun with Maths maths mastery
- Maths Mastery is a new approach to teaching mathematics that comes from high-performing Asian countries like Singapore. It is based on the belief that all children can learn maths.
- Under this approach, the entire class works on the same topics and problems at the same pace, rather than some children moving ahead while others get left behind. Extra support is provided to struggling students and challenging extensions are given to advanced students.
- Mistakes are seen as opportunities to learn rather than failures. Speed is less important than understanding mathematical concepts.
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- 1. STEAM
- 3. What is STEAM? • STEAM Education is an approach to learning that uses subjects like Science, Maths, Arts, Engineering and Technology to help children develop their skills that will help them take an active role in our increasingly scientific and technological society. • STEAM is the bringing together of many different subjects that before were singled out as separate areas. This helps to reinforce children to how subjects interconnect like Maths and Science. • STEAM is an acronym and the letters stand for: • Science • Technology • Engineering, • Arts • Mathematics. • (You may have heard of STEM which was the original acronym before Arts were added to promote the creativity involved in the activities and job roles)
- 4. STEAM links to the Curriculum • Activities and sessions that are planned using the STEAM approach almost always are fun, practical and educational. • STEAM strongly links in with the primary curriculum and many schools are incorporating STEAM into their curriculums through projects, cross curricular activities and clubs. • STEAM activities promote children’s critical thinking and problem-solving skills. • The STEAM approach reflects with the way we work and problem solve in our daily lives. • STEAM activities teaches skills the way they will be used in the workforce, and the real world. Rarely does a job require only one skill set. What can parents do to support STEAM? • Reinforce cross curricular activities e.g. using collage and arts to learn numbers. • Provide resources and support and let them explore. • Encourage children to think of ways to plan, implement and evaluate their creations. • Always question their findings and ask why and how? • Find their interests and ambitions and find activities that involve and relate to them. • Watch and discuss educational programmes and documentaries together. • Make career connections and show them where STEAM activities can lead them. • Let them be in charge of their project!
- 5. STEAM Assessment Activity Before you move onto the next topic • Complete the STEAM quiz by clicking on this arrow