TABLE OF CONTENTS - (STEM-CODING-COMPUTING) For Kids

 The table of contents for younger kids (grades 1-3)


##Table of Contents

1. Introduction to STEM
   - What is STEM?
   - Why is STEM fun and important?

2. Science is Everywhere
   - What is Science?
   - Simple Science Experiments

3. Cool Technology
   - What is Technology?
   - Everyday Technology at Home and School

4. Building and Fixing: Engineering
   - What is Engineering?
   - Easy Engineering Projects (e.g., building with blocks)

5. Math Magic
   - Why Math is Important
   - Fun Math Activities (e.g., counting games, shapes)

6. What is Coding?
   - Introduction to Coding
   - Simple Coding Games (e.g., using Scratch Jr.)

7. How Computers Help Us
   - What is a Computer?
   - Basic Parts of a Computer (e.g., screen, keyboard)

8. Fun with STEM and Coding
   - Why STEM and Coding are Awesome
   - Easy STEM and Coding Activities to Try

9. Learning More
   - Books and Websites for Kids
   - Fun Apps and Games for Learning

10. Conclusion
    - Recap of STEM, Coding, and Computing
    - Encouragement to Keep Exploring and Having Fun

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