#In-Class Programs Elevate your classroom with innovative STEM programs
Bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications and inspire your students through our project-based learning (PjBL) STEM programs. Equip them with cross-cutting 21st century workforce skills such as communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and critical thinking.
Programs take place during regular class time
Developed in alignment with the Ontario curriculum, our in-class programs take place in the classroom during regular class time, which will help you teach and integrate STEM concepts and digital technology skills directly into your classrooms.
Post-program teaching manuals are provided
We provide post-program manuals with activities and assignment ideas you can integrate into class assessments, and use to help your students practice their skills.
STEAM Engine Program
A hands-on STEM program provided to Grades 5 - 8 students. In this program, participants will complete workshops during their core science or math class, facilitated by representative role models. Students will learn coding fundamentals and work on engaging projects about autonomous vehicles OR space sciences (teachers select a theme).
IGNITE Program
A coding-integrated math program provided to Grades 9 - 12 students.
In this program, participants will complete workshops during their core math or technology class to complete coding
projects. They will use math concepts to code and develop interactive games OR use Python to work on a project about electric vehicles (teachers select a theme).
Play Video
Learn how Nicolette integrates Mathstronauts' workshops into her classroom
Nicolette DiFrancesco, or Nicki, is a 7th grade teacher at Pauline Johnson Elementary School in Hamilton. She shares the challenges she is facing in regards to teaching STEM subjects, and how bringing Mathstronauts’ workshops into her classroom helps inspire her students to want to learn and apply digital technology tools, and have fun in the process.
