Pivot with Purpose in STEM 

Recognizing achievements is essential, particularly in STEM education. This section has 10 lessons for students, families, and educators to explore. The lessons range from creating hands-on projects to researching strategies for building self-esteem in STEM education and careers

Key Concept: Newton's Third Law of Motion

Establish routines that support both academic and personal well-being, promoting success in STEM. Examples include

Incorporate daily problem-solving challenges and coding practice to build intellectual habits. Each coding activity is designed to scaffold foundational coding skills while deepening understanding of water sustainability concepts.

Stress management is essential to sustain interest in STEM

Each lesson plan integrates mindfulness, creativity, and physical activity to ensure students develop cognitive and emotional resilience while engaging with STEM subject matter. Students are encouraged to incorporate physical activity to support mental well-being and improve concentration!

Assessing Your Lifestyle and Prioritizing Well-Being in STEM Education and Career Development

In this section, we will take a deep dive into understanding your current lifestyle and identifying the aspects of your well-being that need attention. As you navigate the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of STEM education and career development, maintaining a balanced and intentional approach to your personal and professional growth is essential.

Introduction to the STEM Books Section

We explore how stories can be powerful tools for teaching foundational mathematical concepts to young learners. By pairing engaging literature with hands-on activities, students in Kindergarten through Grade 2 will discover the joy of math through the lens of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

These lessons are designed to inspire curiosity and build confidence as children connect mathematical ideas to real-world contexts.

Creative approaches open doors to a deeper understanding

We are incorporating STEM and literacy for 3rd–5th-grade students, with detailed and challenging activities. Each lesson has specific questions that encourage students to write detailed, step-by-step instructions, fostering both their scientific understanding and writing skills.

STEM and literacy reinforces scientific concepts, the ability to communicate ideas effectively, and build critical thinking skills.

Break Down Goals into Manageable Steps
Unlock the key to creating a personalized month timeline that includes:

Skill-building milestones (e.g., completing courses, enrolling in college or university programs, or certifications)

Networking goals (e.g., attending webinars, joining professional organizations)

Action steps to align passions with STEM career opportunities

The section of the course connects participants to virtual apprenticeships with Story Xperiential mentors from the animation industry. By following a collaborative, project-based curriculum, you will work through the steps of animation production—from concept to storyboard—ultimately developing the rough draft of your animated short.