STEM, as most educators know by now, is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Implementing this approach regularly with your students will help them develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills organically. By incorporating STEM projects into your teaching practices, you can inspire children to experiment with various tools and substances, build structures, or collect and sort data, all while having fun and fostering their creativity. Below are some examples of STEM initiatives you could try with your pupils.