STEAM education is a way of teaching and learning that combines science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics subjects. STEAM is a teaching and learning idea, not just a set of activities. STEAM and Razum International School's inquiry-based teaching style work hand in hand. This is evident in Razum’s personal goals, in the following ways: 1. It inspires curiosity: Curiosity and STEAM work together to generate new ideas and discoveries. Many creations would not b

Writing skill is one literacy skill that many educators emphasise. As Razum International School is an inquiry-based international school; creating a STEAM and writing lesson that can go hand in hand makes a literacy lesson in line with Razums vision of creating student-centered creative thinkers. As part of their writing curriculum for Year 4 that includes procedure writing; the year fours had to write the procedures to build a marshmallow and spaghetti chair for a character

Razum’s Primary 3, 4, and 5 classes have recently started an International Primary Curriculum (IPC) unit, called ‘Shake it!’ This IPC topic comprises a science theme that has close links to cooking. Let's take a look at some of the science activities. Everything in our universe is composed of small particles known as atoms and molecules. Solids, liquids, and gases all include these molecules. Too often, children struggle to grasp the concept of molecules in states of matter b

Children are enthralled by their environment. Have you ever been perplexed by questions such as, “What exactly is a cloud? How do boats stay afloat?” Through engaging in science activities, Razum International School's inquiry-based teaching techniques ensure that not only are these questions answered but also that children's interest is piqued! These simple science projects have the ability to ignite a child's curiosity for a lifetime. What is a cloud? This interactive activ

For some children, mastering multiplication might be a difficult endeavor. As a result, it is critical that teachers and parents create the framework for our children’s development. At Razum international school, we use hands-on activities to help students retain knowledge and stimulate growth on both sides of the brain. Capturing and maintaining students' attention is difficult in any topic or subject area, and math is no exception. Employing games or hands-on activities, su