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Typical science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) pedagogies introduce learning concepts to equip children with the soft skills and resilient mindset needed to thrive in the real world. However, when it comes to young learners, specifically from pre-K to elementary students, existing STEAM-related materials leaves educators with limited resources to successfully engage students’ curiosity and accelerate their knowledge construction in STEAM.

