In this video, Sobia explains what STEM education is and why it's important. STEM education stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. It is an educational approach that integrates these four areas into an integrated learning model. STEM education is vital to the future of our society. As technology advances, the demand for workers with STEM skills will only increase. By investing in STEM education, we can help our children develop the skills they need to compete in the global

Happy National STEM Day! Let's celebrate with a simple science experiment that’s fun for you and your child to try at home! Today, we’re doing an experiment to find out which liquids can make old pennies sparkle again! Here’s what you’ll need: • Old pennies 🪙 • Cups • Lemon juice, soda, vinegar, and any other liquids you’re curious to test • Paper towels, tweezers, or even a toothbrush (optional but helpful!) Here's how it works: Drop a penny into one of the liquids and wait a few minutes. Ask

Watch how teachers are using everyday materials, technology, and creativity to make STEM learning more fun for their students. | Microsoft