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Children’s Books about Inventors Perfect for Teaching STEM
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Children’s Books about Inventors Perfect for Teaching STEM

Teaching STEM with these books about inventors will spark children's imagination, inspiring them to develop and improve their own creative ideas.

Children’s Books about Inventors Perfect for Teaching STEM

Teaching STEM with Picture Books

Celebrate the creativity of the individuals who have changed the world and made our lives better. Most children love to tinker, build and create. 

Sharing these books are a great way to spark children’s curiosity and imagination and inspire an interest in inventing and engineering. These inventors will inspire your students in the process of creating, problem-solving and reflecting, helping them develop and improve their own creative ideas. These books help in supporting teaching STEM.

You can inspire kid inventors in your classroom further with the post 6 Brilliant Ways to Promote Kid Inventors in the Classroom. The activities look at an inventor's process, helping your students develop their own creative ideas.

Picture Book for teaching STEM

Marvelous Mattie: How Margaret E. Knight Became an Inventor by Emily Arnold McCully

Marvelous Mattie by Emily Arnold McCully

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Rosie Revere, Engineer by by Andrea Beaty

Rosie hides her inventions after being laughed at. Her great-aunt shows her that failure is part of the creative process. Promotes a growth mindset, open-mindedness, perseverance, problem-solving and creative thinking.

What Next?

Inventors Month is a great way to spark children's curiosity and imagination. The month celebrates the people behind the many inventions we can't live without

Remember to check out the post 6 Brilliant Ways to Promote Kid Inventors in the Classroom. The activities look at an inventor's process, helping your students develop their own creative ideas.

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