Use this extract from 15-Minute STEM Book 2: More quick, creative science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities for 5–11-year-olds by Emily Hunt to make Pasta Skeletons with your class this Halloween! Like most teachers and parents, you probably recognise STEM as being an important priority area for modern education. You may, however, be wondering:· What does STEM education look like for young learners? How do I get children excited about STEM education? How can children learn STEM skills in just 15 minutes? What equipment do I need to teach STEM activities? Enter 15-minute STEM with the answers! You can find out more about this book on the Crown House Publishing website!

Consider how your walls can function as interactive agents for deeper learning, social interaction and individual growth with this free sample from Dynamically Different Classroms by Claire Gadsby and Jan Evans. Here you can read a case study which creates a sense of intrigue, and excitement in the classroom. You can find out more about this title on the Crown House Publishing website!