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Aviation STEM program

Discover Our Inspiring Aviation STEM Program

A 40-lesson curriculum that teaches children ages 6–12 how airplanes fly through hands-on activities, structured lessons, and real-world aviation concepts.

40 Lessons  Ages 6–12      InstantDownload    Created by a Veteran

“Young aviation STEM program Learning Kit showing student workbook, instructor guide, two-level final exams, answer key, 40 aviation lessons with PowerPoint slides, and hands-on learning materials for children ages 6 to 12”

Everything included in the Young aviation STEM program Learning Kit
 
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Overview

What Is the Aviation for STEM Program?

The Aviation for  STEM Program is a complete, step-by-step curriculum that teaches children ages 6–12 the fundamentals of flight. Through 40 structured lessons, students learn how airplanes fly, explore aircraft parts and systems, study aviation history, and connect flight to broader STEM concepts like physics, engineering, and mathematics.

Created by C.S. Duncan — a disabled veteran and former military leader with real-world aviation experience — the program is designed to be taught by any parent, teacher, or educator with no prior aviation knowledge required.

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Hands-On Learning

Every lesson includes practical activities that make abstract aviation STEM program concepts tangible and memorable for young learners.

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No Expertise Needed

The instructor guide provides complete lesson plans, background info, and answer keys. Anyone can teach it.

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Home or Classroom

Designed for homeschool families, co-ops, classrooms, and after-school programs. Flexible pacing for any setting.

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Real-World Foundation

Built from genuine aviation experience and military discipline. Every concept is grounded in how flight actually works.

What's Included

Everything You Need to Teach Aviation STEM

  • Student Workbook — 40 structured lessons for ages 6–12
  • Instructor Guide — complete teaching companion with lesson plans and answer keys
  • START HERE Setup Guide — get teaching in minutes
  • Welcome Letter from the author
  • Final Exam Level 1 — ages 6–8
  • Final Exam Level 2 — ages 9–12
  • Instructor Answer Key
  • Junior Aviator Certificate — celebrate completion
  • 4 PowerPoint Slide Decks — all 40 lessons with engaging visuals
  • Instant digital download — start teaching today

Created by a Veteran Who Knows Aviation

C.S. Duncan is a disabled veteran and former military leader who brings real-world aviation experience, discipline, and structured teaching methodology to every resource he creates. His mission is to make aviation STEM programs accessible to every family—not just those with a background in flight.

In addition to the Aviation for Kids STEM Program, C.S. Duncan is the author of the Grandpa School children’s book series and creates faith-based inspirational content. All of his work is designed to inspire curiosity, build character, and create meaningful learning experiences.

Common Questions

Common Questions About aviation STEM program

What ages is the Aviation for Kids STEM Program designed for?

The program is designed for children ages 6–12 (approximately grades 1–6). Lessons are structured to be accessible for younger learners while remaining engaging for older students. Parents and educators can adjust pacing based on each child’s level.

 

No. The instructor guide provides complete lesson plans, background information, discussion prompts, and answer keys. It is designed so any parent, teacher, or educator can teach the material confidently with no prior aviation knowledge.

 

Yes. The Aviation for Kids STEM Program was designed with homeschool families as a primary audience. It provides structured, sequential lessons that can be completed at your own pace, with no special equipment or materials needed beyond the downloadable kit.

 

The program is an instant digital download. After purchase, you receive PDF files for the student workbook, instructor guide, exams, answer key, certificate, and all four PowerPoint slide decks. You can print them at home or use them digitally.

 

Yes. The curriculum is designed for both individual and classroom use. Teachers can use the instructor guide to lead lessons for groups, and the student workbook can be printed for each student.

 
Contact C.S. Duncan Books by email at c.s.duncanbooks@gmail.com, by phone at 1-410-474-1964, or through the contact form at csduncanbooks.com/contact. C.S. Duncan is available for interviews, podcast appearances, speaking engagements, and media inquiries.
 

The 40 lessons cover how airplanes fly (lift, thrust, drag, weight), aircraft parts and systems, aviation history, navigation basics, weather and flight, types of aircraft, and careers in aviation. Concepts are connected to physics, mathematics, engineering, and critical thinking throughout.

 
Contact C.S. Duncan Books by email at c.s.duncanbooks@gmail.com, by phone at 1-410-474-1964, or through the contact form at csduncanbooks.com/contact. C.S. Duncan is available for interviews, podcast appearances, speaking engagements, and media inquiries.
 
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