Kindergarten Workbook: Unit 4: SchooledinSTEM Paperback – February 3, 2024

*This is book/unit 4 for kindergarten. Unit 1, 2 & 3 are not included*Unit 4: Ancient ChinaSTEM project: Build a paper printerUnique and engaging curriculum created by an educator that is perfect for RVing families, families on the go or families that like to keep it simple.Only an hour needed a day to complete the daily activities. Simple activities with little parental guidance and QR codes throughout the book to extend learning.Standards based contentSocial/Emotional LearningCollege and Career ReadinessSTEM ProjectsCareer ExplorationSchooled in STEM+ is a homeschooling curriculum that is simple, engaging and unique. Our curriculum is designed by an experienced educator and focuses on ensuring that students learn the standards for their grade level as well as college and career readiness skills, social/emotional skills, and enjoy STEM projects, unit themes and so much more! We are passionate about providing a high-quality, personalized education for all students.Lindsay is the creator of Schooled in STEM+. With over 8 years of experience as a teacher and curriculum developer, she is passionate about making STEM education accessible and engaging for all students. She has traveled abroad to teach English in other countries where she learned the science behind children learning to read. Lindsay holds a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction, emphasis in STEM Learning and has developed numerous STEM projects for students and homeschooling families."We completely ditched our other curriculum. This is so easy to follow for all of us. Perfectly laid out and so inexpensive. I couldn't ask for anything better." -Mia"I am very impressed with the unit. I used to struggle with my daughter to get her to do anything but she loves this curriculum. I will be purchasing another unit soon. I can't wait to see your 1st grade curriculum." - Amanda“As an educator, I highly recommend Schooled in STEM+. The curriculum is well-designed and covers important skills that students need for their future. It's engaging and fun for students, which makes learning enjoyable.” - Educator Read more