CreositySpace Curriculum

“CreositySpace allowed me to present knowledge to my students that I would never have been able to do on my own. The children were able to see STEM at work in the real world, their world, and were able to roll up their sleeves and dive right in.” — Kris R., Grade 3 Teacher

Connecting STEM Entrepreneurs &
Their Innovations to the Student World

Nothing can replace the power of learning through storytelling. Research continually shows us that sharing personal experiences and introducing relevant role models are key to seeding early interest in STEM.

What better way to make STEM real for kids, at a time when they ask “What do I want to do when I grow up,” than introducing them to those uniquely positioned to inspire them—entrepreneurs and innovators!

It is with this philosophy in mind that CreositySpace developed its Digital Entrepreneur Program.

"My students all have learning disabilities of some kind. The module still allowed for them to participate fully, and even pulled on many of their strengths."—Kara, Special Education Elementary Teacher, Bethlehem, NY

“The videos are a perfect introduction to computer science and programming. Having three smaller lessons is perfect for the attention span of my 5th and 6th grade students and the explanations enable the students to jump right in without too much talking by their teacher."— Sarah, Middle School Learning Specialist, Oakton, VA

Life Sciences

Contagion Crushers
Mushroom Maestros
Spin Fixers
Microscopic Energizers

Physical Sciences

Coding Whisperers
Battery Builders
Polymer Prodigies
Draft Dodgers
Circuit Creators
Electricity Optimizers

Earth and Space Sciences

Community Designers
Water Watchers
Mushroom Maestros
Green Architects
Sun Catchers
Wind Harnessers

Young Inventor Books and Journals

Tonko and student with engineer inventor journal

Young Inventor “Book of Ideas” Journal Series- designed to help kids connect to, and see value in, their ideas, is similar to a real inventor’s notebook. Kids are encouraged to write down or draw their own ideas and inventions.

"My students look forward to illustrating and writing in their Book of Ideas. Using the Book Of Ideas as a center during our ELA block fosters creativity and independent thinking, and provides students with a purpose to write." — Susan H., Grade 3 Teacher

Books and Journals