STEM Resource Guide for Parents
Created by The Homeschool Scientist
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How do we help prepare our children for a STEM future?
Who Will Benefit from The STEM Resource Guide for Parents?
Do Any of These Scenarios Sound Familiar?
- You have a child who is a hands-on learner and loves to build with Legos(TM)
- You have a child who loves video games, and you’re looking for a way to direct that interest into STEM
- You or your child struggle with science and you are seeking hands-on resources that are child- and parent-friendly
- Homeschooling high school is here and your teen is interested in STEM
- You have a child who excels in math or programming or science and are looking for team competition opportunities
- You have a child who is passionate about animals or taking things apart or astronomy or anything science-related
The Homeschool Scientist has gathered information on STEM lesson sites, free coding resources (from Scratch to 3D autocad) for ages K-adult, individual and team competitions for coding, math, science, and engineering….BUT, wait! There’s more….
What’s Inside The STEM Resource Guide
Inside you’ll find:
- Listing of STEM Activities to do with your children
- 3-step process of getting your children interested in science
- Easy-to-do STEM activities (with step-by-step instructions and photos) to do with your children
- Comprehensive listing of hands-on STEM resources
- Important areas to cover in high school to prepare for a STEM major and career – Tips from a mechanical engineer and a biology major
- STEM Activities (with step-by-step instructions and photos) to do with your children
- Information on youth apprenticeship programs
- Listing of math competitions
- Engineering and robotics competitions
- 4 Keys to Helping Our Children and Teens Enjoy STEM
- Listing of free coding resources for K-12