EO STEM Jam is a vibrant offline event designed to inspire and engage children in Mathematics and STEM. It is typically targeted at students in grades 1 to 6, along with their parents, teachers, and volunteers.

Participants have the opportunity to compete in math challenges, explore STEM workshops and experiments. Parents can also get involved in workshops and activities, fostering a collaborative learning environment. EO STEM Jam adopts a student-centered approach, allowing children to choose tasks and activities based on their interests and preferences.

The event features a variety of interactive and hands-on STEM challenges, workshops, and games aimed at sparking curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills among participants.

EO STEM Jam aims to create an informal learning community where everyone, regardless of their background or ability, can feel included and supported.

The purpose of EO STEM Jam is to show children that math can be a fun festival which fosters in them passion to study, to learn new topics, and to achieve better results.

EO STEM Jam is organized by EO Space Oy, an EdTech startup based in Finland, a graduate of the Helsinki Education Incubator, is an integral part of the Helsinki Educational Ecosystem.

EO STEM Jam are open to children studying in the first 4 years of school.

This event will be conducted in two languages: Finnish and Russian. Embracing multilingualism offers inclusivity, accessibility and cultural exchange for all our participants!

1. All tasks for children will be available in both Finnish (the main language) and Russian.
   
2. The host, volunteers, and activity managers will communicate with children in both languages.
   
3. Lectures for parents will be conducted in Finnish, Russian, or with translation services provided, ensuring accessibility for all.
   

1. The game consists of solving math problem cards.

2. Problem cards consist of several problems and have different levels of difficulty. The first level can be solved by everyone, and the last one is the most difficult.

3. Throughout the game, players pick cards of any difficulty level, solve them, and the volunteer with our system checks the answers.

4. If answers are correct, a player receives points named 'olimpcoins', and picks the next card to solve.

5. If some of the entered answers are incorrect, no olimpcoins are gained, and the player has to pick another card.

6. If a card is too difficult, boring, or a player just doesn't like it, they can change it at any moment of the game.

The registration fee can only be paid on our official website www.eo-space.fi. You can pay the fee for one participant (child+parents) or for a group of 8 people with discount.

Yes, of course. It doesn't matter where you live. If you can come to Helsinki, we gladly welcome you! By the way, children from other countries, like Estonia or Sweden, also join us.

Yes, they can. If your child can handle the tasks, they can participate in any category.

After the purchase, you'll receive an email confirmation with the payment details. This email will include the order number and a link for registration, which you must complete. If you've paid for group participation, you need to forward the registration link and order number to all group members for individual registration.

Write to support@eo-space.com to clarify.

Participation in the Math Challenge, participation in EXPO activities, a medal, a lecture for parents, souvenirs for children, access to the statistics room.

You can pay the group fee on our website. After the purchase, you'll receive an email confirmation with the payment details. This email will include the order number and a link for registration, which you need to forward to all group members.

Write to support@eo-space.com to inquire about making changes.

Unfortunately, no. You can gift your participation to a friend or classmate. If you've paid for group participation and one member can't attend, you can replace the participant by informing us via email at support@eo-space.com.

EO STEM Jam features tasks of 8 difficulty levels, from elementary to advanced beyond the school curriculum.

Examples of tasks are available on the page Event details..

Suomalais-venäläinen koulu, Address: Kaarelankuja 2b, 00430 Helsinki. For convenience, you can view the address on the map here (maps.google.com).

The schedule is available on our website eo-space.fi. On April 20th: 1st and 3rd grades from 10:00 to 14:00, 2nd and 4th grades from 15:00 to 19:00.

Information will be sent via email the day before the event. If email is not received, attendees who have paid can come at the beginning of their registration time.

It's recommended to bring a change of clothes. Water coolers are available in the hall, and light catering (tea and cookies) will be provided afterward. Participants will be provided with pens and drafts.

Dress comfortably for the child. The hall is well-ventilated and warm, with no drafts.

Yes, but young children must be supervised by adults.

Results can be viewed through the monitor.eo-space.fi service.

All media will be posted on the flickr.com within 2 weeks.

Information will be posted on flickr.com and emailed to you. You can also sign up for notifications through our website.