Why Early STEM Matters

Our mission is to provide simple explanations about emerging STEM concepts to the littlest learners to help facilitate the absorption of complex details later in life.

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Brain Development Facts

80% of a child's brain is developed by age 3, before they even start preschool.

By the age of 5, 90% of the brain is developed.

These early years are critical for building neural connections that will support lifelong learning.

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Synaptic Growth in Early Years

Synaptic growth doubles in the first 3 years!

These are key years in:

  • Language development
  • Sound recognition
  • Vocabulary building
  • Inference skills
  • Cause and effect understanding
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The Critical First 3 Years

1x 2x Synaptic Growth Facial & sounds recognition! Motor skill development! Year 1 Vocabulary explosion! (quadruples) Self-awareness Year 2 Synaptic growth doubles! Synaptic density peaks! Cause and effect relationships Year 3

Supporting Research

The science behind early STEM education

Improved Math Aptitude

Early exposure to STEM concepts has been shown to significantly improve mathematical aptitude later in school years.

Enhanced Reading Skills

Children who engage with STEM content early show improved reading comprehension and vocabulary development.

Writing Improvement

Understanding scientific concepts gives children more to write about and better ways to express their ideas.

Exploratory Learning

Early STEM education fosters curiosity and a love for exploration that extends across all subjects.

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