From Curiosity to Innovation

Experience hands-on STEM projects that ignite imagination and empower today’s youth to drive future innovation.

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Discover more about STEMsters and our mission to inspire young minds through interactive STEM education!

Volunteering

Ready to inspire the next generation of innovators? Apply to your school's chapter today to experience the fun of teaching engaging STEM lessons, earn certified volunteer hours, and become eligible for awards like the PVSA!

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Our Chapters

Discover our expanding network of high school chapters across the USA, now at 47 and growing, where students are bringing STEMsters classes to their communities and creating exciting learning opportunities!

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Curriculum

Our curriculum offers a wide range of STEM projects that introduce kids to fascinating topics . Each project is designed to make learning engaging and fun, promoting a lasting interest in STEM fields.

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Get Involved

Apply to start Volunteering

Earn volunteer hours and awards while making meaningful changes in your community!
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Start a Campus Chapter

Our outreach team provides easy guidance to launch your campus chapter.
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Schedule a STEM Lesson

We design lessons that drive student engagement through immersive, hands-on education.
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What age groups do you teach?

We utilize a diverse and engaging teaching approach designed to cater to young students from kindergarten through 8th grade. Our curriculum is divided into three categories based on age groups: kindergarten to 2nd grade, 3rd to 5th grade, and 6th to 8th grade. This ensures the appropriate level of project difficulty and conceptual depth for each stage of development.

What is project based learning?

Project-based learning creates an immersive, hands-on experience that emphasizes student engagement. It allows students to actively participate in scientific activities, having fun while also nurturing a clear scientific understanding of concepts through practical experience.

How long is a lesson?

Our lessons last for one hour and consist of a presentation along with an interactive project. The first 15 minutes involve a presentation with instructions, and students receive worksheets covering STEM concepts and project planning. In the remaining 45 minutes, students build and test their projects, with instructors providing assistance and explaining the underlying science concepts.