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STEMulating Twins

About me

Location	Texas, United States
Introduction	I am a full-time mom to twin toddler boys (whom I will lovingly refer to as Taiter and Cammy), and work part-time in Education Outreach for a government agency, creating STEM-based educational products for students/general public. As the U.S. is slipping further from world leadership, I feel it is more important than ever to do what we can to encourage knowledge in STEM areas (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) to our youth. As my boys are nearing two years of age, I am fascinated at how they absorb everything around them, and with the things they do and say. I am encouraged to open the world up to my children with every resource available to me and am using this blog to help share my journey. I hope to successfully find or create age-appropriate activities (for children ages 2-5), encouraging one or more STEM concepts; periodically provide observations on growth and development between two very different twins; and provide valuable resources, including insightful comments from several early education professionals who are near and dear to my heart!

Location

Texas, United States

Introduction

I am a full-time mom to twin toddler boys (whom I will lovingly refer to as Taiter and Cammy), and work part-time in Education Outreach for a government agency, creating STEM-based educational products for students/general public. As the U.S. is slipping further from world leadership, I feel it is more important than ever to do what we can to encourage knowledge in STEM areas (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) to our youth. As my boys are nearing two years of age, I am fascinated at how they absorb everything around them, and with the things they do and say. I am encouraged to open the world up to my children with every resource available to me and am using this blog to help share my journey. I hope to successfully find or create age-appropriate activities (for children ages 2-5), encouraging one or more STEM concepts; periodically provide observations on growth and development between two very different twins; and provide valuable resources, including insightful comments from several early education professionals who are near and dear to my heart!