INTEGRATION OF STEAM EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FAIRY TALES CREATION PROCESS

  • Žvinklienė Z
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Abstract

At the preschool age, it is crucial for the development of children's linguistic abilities to select and purposefully apply various methods and techniques is crucial. One of the effective ways of speaking and developing a language is fairy tales. STEAM activities are increasingly used in the educational process. The idea was to combine these activities with the creation of fairy tales. We believe that integration of STEAM activities in the fairy tales creation process helps to develop children's linguistic skills, emotion perception and expression, strengthens critical and creative thinking and enables to gain problem-solving skills. Through research and experiments children learn more about their immediate environment. Children unfold their experiences and impressions in their own works. The idea of integrating STEAM educational activities in the fairy tale creation process has been implemented. The children experienced many positive emotional reactions, such as: interest, surprise, curiosity, achievement joy, sense of togetherness and closeness. This encouraged the children to become more interested, to ask questions, to tell about their impressions, to reveal them in their works. Children's critical and creative thinking and ability to solve problems increased. While taking tests, the children learned how to apply the results guessing methods. Keywords: STEAM educational activities, integration, pre-school age, creation of fairy tales.

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Žvinklienė, Z. (2020). INTEGRATION OF STEAM EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FAIRY TALES CREATION PROCESS. Natural Science Education in a Comprehensive School (NSECS), 26(1), 86–93. https://doi.org/10.48127/gu/20.26.86

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