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STEM in Strange Places

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STEM in Strange Places

Season 6 Episode 603 | 26m 46s | CC

If you think science, technology, engineering, and math education are only for the classroom, think again! Parents and educators will be inspired by unique examples of STEM education in action in some very unexpected places...including an elementary school phys-ed class; and along the banks of our region's creeks and rivers where Girl Scouts take part in a unique program called STREAM GIRLS.

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