I would suggest reading more childrens books :) I just remembered how many children's books my daghter loves are kind-of stem-adjacent? We have a book about a

I would suggest reading more childrens books :) I just remembered how many children's books my daghter loves are kind-of stem-adjacent? We have a book about a forest-bison that is kinda upset that he doesn't hibrnate during the winter, so he tries to persuade the forest spirits that help other animals to prepare for winters rest to help him as well. When he fails, he decides, he will do that himself, and strts searching for a nest :) Or a little book about how a poppy-seed grows. Or a book about a tale of friendship between a doormouse and a vole, where the vole is sad he won't have anybody to play with the whole winter, because the doormouse hibernates. Or a short book about an islad that has 2 kindoms, each has 3 castles, under every one 4 cities, in every city 5 houses, in every hous 6 room, in every room 7 cabinets, in each cabinet 8 boxes. And then it shows a dot for all of the boxes on a page. Or a book about a father and his daghter that recieved magic space-suites from an old wizzard, so they go visit each planet in solar system. Or two siblings that realize that the ants they have at home know pythagoras theorem, so they learn to communicate with them. Or the kid who discovers his weird neghbour actually managed to communicate with the plants (well, more just their raw emotions?) and then they use this to help the neglected plants in their back-yard? I might remember more? :)