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New Trine Video Series Offers STEM Activities for Kids
By: Colin Meadowcroft - Wednesday, February 3, 2021

Trine University's STEM with Storm program brought Trine University's lovable mascot to local elementary schools to share fun activities that taught students basic concepts of science and engineering. Now, a new video series will bring the lessons, activities and Storm to individual classrooms, or even to students' homes.

A series of five STEM with Storm videos will premiere on Trine University's YouTube channel at youtube.com/trineuniversity during Discover Engineers Week, Feb. 21-27. The videos explore what an engineer is as well as different types of engineers - such as industrial, electrical, chemical and civil - with fun experiments and demonstrations included each episode.

A collaboration between Trine innovation 1 and Education One, the videos team Storm with Trine students, professors, local businesses and athletes in a high-energy, interactive format similar to popular kids' TV shows.

The series strives to provide an additional resource for educators and parents during a challenging year. Each video incorporates lessons aligned directly to state standards and can easily be added into a science course in any learning platform. Follow-up activities that reinforce concepts can be completed in the classroom or at home.

Educators or parents who would like to receive direct links to the videos and follow-up activities can email Brenda Mescher, Education One assistant director of community connections and compliance, at mescherb@trine.edu.



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