STEM
Science, technology, engineering and math, with a What is inside? contents page.
STEM celebrates science, technology, engineering and math, the subjects of discovery. It opens with a What is inside? contents page and keeps a light, calm look with a playful feel, so it suits a whole school and not only the science fair. It is one of the original Rethink designs, and its 60-page sample book is below.
Every page of the book
The cover, every spread and the back cover.
Cover 
Pages 2 and 3 
Pages 4 and 5 
Pages 6 and 7 
Pages 8 and 9 
Pages 10 and 11 
Pages 12 and 13 
Pages 14 and 15 
Pages 16 and 17 
Pages 18 and 19 
Pages 20 and 21 
Pages 22 and 23 
Pages 24 and 25 
Pages 26 and 27 
Pages 28 and 29 
Pages 30 and 31 
Pages 32 and 33 
Pages 34 and 35 
Pages 36 and 37 
Pages 38 and 39 
Pages 40 and 41 
Pages 42 and 43 
Pages 44 and 45 
Pages 46 and 47 
Pages 48 and 49 
Pages 50 and 51 
Pages 52 and 53 
Pages 54 and 55 
Pages 56 and 57 
Pages 58 and 59 
Back cover
What is included
- A cover and a back cover
- A complete sample book of 60 pages, shown in full above
- A Canva design your whole committee can edit at once, and recolor for your school
- $0 for a Rethink school, along with the page libraries and First Draft
Who it suits: A school with a science, technology or engineering focus, or a big science night.
STEM, answered
Is there a STEM or science yearbook template?
Yes. STEM is built around science, technology, engineering and math, and opens with a What is inside? contents page.
Is the STEM template only for science pages?
No. It is a complete yearbook design, and its light, calm look works for class pages and events as well.
How is STEM different from Big Ideas?
STEM is about science and discovery, in a light, calm style. Big Ideas is a newer retro template about thinking itself, with Venn diagrams, flowcharts and thought clouds.
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Every child is in the shared school pages of a Rethink yearbook, and families who choose personalization get pages built around their own child’s class and grade.