Primary 3 STEM Programme
Programme Preface & Objective
The STEM programme for Primary 3 students at Greenridge Primary School consists of four engaging sessions that integrate hands-on projects—saltwater cars, mechanical dragon boats, whack-a-mole games, and mini bowling. The programme promotes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration while connecting STEM concepts to real-life applications, fostering a lifelong interest in Mathematics and Science.
Activity 1
DIY Salt Water Powered Car
Activity 2
DIY Mechanical Dragon Boat
Activity 3
Mini Bowling Game
Activity 4
DIY Whack-a-Mole Game
Learning outcomes:
Learning outcomes:
Learning outcomes:
Learning outcomes:
- Understand the principles of energy conversion and propulsion.
- Explore the concept of renewable energy sources
- Understand the principles of energy conversion and propulsion.
- Explore the concept of renewable energy sources
- Understand the physics of motion and force.
- Learn about angles and trajectories.
- Explore concepts of mechanics and electronics.
- Develop programming skills through simple circuits
STEM Connections:
STEM Connections:
STEM Connections:
STEM Connections:
- Science: Understanding energy and electricity.
- Technology: Using motors and simple circuits.
- Engineering: Designing and building a functional model.
- Mathematics: Measuring ingredients and calculating distances travelled.
- Science: Understanding energy and electricity.
- Technology: Using motors and simple circuits.
- Engineering: Designing and building a functional model.
- Mathematics: Measuring ingredients and calculating distances travelled.
- Science: Motion and forces.
- Technology: Designing a game.
- Engineering: Building a functional bowling setup.
- Mathematics: Scoring and calculating averages.
- Science: Understanding circuits and electrical flow.
- Technology: Creating an interactive game.
- Engineering: Designing a functional game with mechanics.
- Mathematics: Scoring and calculating averages.
Copyright © 2025 Greenridge Primary School. All Rights Reserved. Facilitation and conducted by EPC Training Singapore.
Primary 3 STEM Programme
Programme Preface & Objective
The STEM programme for Primary 3 students at Greenridge Primary School consists of four engaging sessions that integrate hands-on projects—saltwater cars, mechanical dragon boats, whack-a-mole games, and mini bowling. The programme promotes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration while connecting STEM concepts to real-life applications, fostering a lifelong interest in Mathematics and Science.
Activity 1
DIY Salt Water Powered Car
Learning outcomes:
- Understand the principles of energy conversion and propulsion.
- Explore the concept of renewable energy sources
STEM Connections:
- Science: Understanding energy and electricity.
- Technology: Using motors and simple circuits.
- Engineering: Designing and building a functional model.
- Mathematics: Measuring ingredients and calculating distances travelled.
Activity 2
DIY Mechanical Dragon Boat
Learning outcomes:
- Understand the principles of energy conversion and propulsion.
- Explore the concept of renewable energy sources
STEM Connections:
- Science: Understanding energy and electricity.
- Technology: Using motors and simple circuits.
- Engineering: Designing and building a functional model.
- Mathematics: Measuring ingredients and calculating distances travelled.
Activity 3
Mini Bowling Game
Learning outcomes:
- Understand the physics of motion and force.
- Learn about angles and trajectories.
STEM Connections:
- Science: Motion and forces.
- Technology: Designing a game.
- Engineering: Building a functional bowling setup.
- Mathematics: Scoring and calculating averages.
Activity 4
DIY Whack-a-Mole Game
Learning outcomes:
- Explore concepts of mechanics and electronics.
- Develop programming skills through simple circuits
STEM Connections:
- Science: Understanding circuits and electrical flow.
- Technology: Creating an interactive game.
- Engineering: Designing a functional game with mechanics.
- Mathematics: Scoring and calculating averages.
Copyright © 2025 Greenridge Primary School. All Rights Reserved.
Facilitation and conducted by EPC Training Singapore.