Get kids into the most exciting STEAM adventure of their lives
and immerse them in English and academic EXCELLENCE!
Scroll down to discover everything that kids will learn and experience during Atomic Kids fall semester STEAM courses in Taiwan.
Using STEAM skills to consider interplanetary survival, students will complete a series of projects and challenges that recreate a NASA mars mission!
Great scientists are great experimenters. They’re curious, they try new things, and they don’t let failure stand in their way. In fact, failure is viewed as a learning experience. Learning to experiment and to have courage even in the face of failure will help students, regardless of which career path they choose to pursue.
~Why STEAM benefits kids
Many STEAM activities encourage students to work together, perhaps completing an experiment or solving a problem with other students. STEAM-related subjects are challenging, there’s no doubt about that. But facing these challenges encourages kids to work together and to use each other’s strengths to see a project through.
~Why STEAM benefits kids
This project helps kids expand their creativity while learning about the sun, and how light and colors work.
This project helps gives expand their understanding of space travel, movement, and motion in space.
This project helps kids expand their understanding of what it takes to stay alive in space, while challenging them with design and build tasks
This project helps kids learn about jet propulsion, space travel and how astronauts can move around in space.
This project helps introduce kids to engineering concepts, electricity, and the sun can be used for energy
This project will teach kids about stars and how they form and emit light back down to earth.
Using STEAM skills to consider sustainability and our natural world, the OCEAN portion of our program introduces kids to challenges facing our OCEAN environments.
Technology is the “T” STEAM, but students studying math, engineering, and science will also learn about various aspects of technology. Math students will quickly learn to use calculators. Engineering utilizes computers and all technologies are engineered at some point. Scientists these days rely on microscopes, supercomputers, and plenty of other science tools.
~Why STEAM benefits kids
Students who pursue a college education in the fields of science, technology, engineering, or math often enjoy great career prospects. Demand for their skills will be high, and salaries often match. Encouraging children to study STEAM-related fields now can pique their interest in STEAM fields and will make future STEAM studies easier.
~Why STEAM benefits kids
This project teaches kids about buoyancy and chemistry, how creatures like jellyfish use these principles rise and submerge in water.
This project helps kids learn more about fish anatomy, as well has printing and art concepts.
This project helps kids learn more about how humans have learned to travel in water and expands on concepts of water displacement and buoyancy
This project helps kids learn more about circuits and how electricity is used to create light and pass energy through wires.
This project helps kids learn about the oceans amazing deep sea vents and how they build underwater habitats for sea life
You've taken the journey, now it's time to make it real!
