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STEM projects can encourage collaboration among primary school students by giving them shared problems to solve and clear opportunities to work together. Students can divide tasks such as designing, building, testing, recording results, and presenting their ideas. For example, a team could work together to build a simple bridge and test how much weight it can support.
These activities help children practise communication, listening, teamwork, and problem-solving. They also encourage students to share ideas, learn from classmates, and improve their designs together.