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Lady Scrib's Curious STEM Lab

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White Plains, New York, United States
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Hello there—I’m Lady Scribs. I make learning tools for curious minds who like to wonder, doodle, color, question, and build ideas piece by piece. This store is where creativity meets thinking, and where STEM is treated as an adventure rather than a checklist. My goal is to create resources that feel inviting, thoughtful, and just a little bit magical—because learning should spark joy and insight. ✨Stay curious, keep imagining, and thanks for learning along with me.
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Preview of STEM Spotlight: Black Brilliance in Engineering — Ideas, Deisgn, and Resilience

STEM Spotlight: Black Brilliance in Engineering — Ideas, Deisgn, and Resilience

This two-page resource introduces students to four Black trailblazers in engineering through a creative, blueprint-inspired activity. On the first page, students explore engineering ideas by drawing things that move or use light, encouraging imagination, observation, and early design thinking. The second page extends the learning by inviting students to reflect on the decision-making process of those engineers. Students consider how they might respond if a great idea were met with challenges or
Preview of The STEM Quest Thinking Pages: When the System Shifts?

The STEM Quest Thinking Pages: When the System Shifts?

The STEM QUEST Thinking Pages: System Changes invite students to explore how systems work by identifying one part of a system and explaining— in one or two ways—how the system would change if that part were altered. This activity encourages cause-and-effect thinking, careful observation, and clear explanation. Thoughtful classroom use and constructive feedback may also help inform how future versions of this page evolve over time. While this resource stands on its own, it also serves as a natur
Preview of When Technology Makes People Smile: Designing with Purpose

When Technology Makes People Smile: Designing with Purpose

This worksheet invites students to explore how technology can be most joyful and effective when it is designed to help and support others. Students connect face emojis representing different levels of joy to various types of technology, encouraging thoughtful discussion about purpose and impact. Students then reflect creatively by imagining a piece of technology they could design to bring joy or assistance to others. This activity supports empathy, creativity, and early design thinking while rei
Preview of The STEM Quest Thinking Pages: A Child-Friendly Guide to Note-Taking & Thinking

The STEM Quest Thinking Pages: A Child-Friendly Guide to Note-Taking & Thinking

The STEM QUEST Thinking Pages are open-ended learning prompts designed to grow, evolve, and deepen over time through educator insight and classroom use. These pages are intentionally flexible—created to support diverse thinking styles, creative expression, and problem-solving while easing blank page anxiety in ways that honor how children naturally explore ideas. This resource was thoughtfully designed with particular care for Black children, who are often over-policed, over-corrected, or under
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Experience

Hello there—I’m Lady Scribs. I make learning tools for curious minds who like to wonder, doodle, color, question, and build ideas piece by piece. This store is where creativity meets thinking, and where STEM is treated as an adventure rather than a checklist. My goal is to create resources that feel inviting, thoughtful, and just a little bit magical—because learning should spark joy and insight. ✨Stay curious, keep imagining, and thanks for learning along with me.

Teaching style

My teaching style is rooted in curiosity, creativity, and gentle structure. I believe children learn best when they feel safe to explore ideas, ask questions, and try things out—even if the answer isn’t clear right away. I design resources that guide learners without over-directing them. Instead of telling students exactly what to think, I create space for them to notice, wonder, build, and explain ideas in their own words, drawings, or designs. Think of it as scaffolding with room to breathe. Play, creativity, and thoughtful questioning are at the heart of my approach—especially in STEM. When learning feels playful, children are more willing to engage deeply, take risks, and stick with challenging concepts. Above all, I value thoughtful pacing, clear structure, and imagination working together—so students can feel confident, capable, and curious every step of the way.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Some of my most important teaching moments came from lived experience. While working as a temporary assistant in educational spaces, I experienced firsthand how bias can quietly shape classrooms—especially for Black staff members and Black children. I already understood that prejudice existed in education, but witnessing it up close was different. It echoed memories from my own childhood, where some educators showed little care for the intellectual growth or emotional well-being of Black students. Those moments didn’t discourage me—they clarified my purpose. They inspired me to create learning resources that center care, curiosity, and belief in every child’s brilliance. My goal is to offer educators and parents tools that nurture confidence, imagination, and meaningful engagement—so that black children feel seen, supported, and excited to learn.

My own education history

My educational background is grounded in STEM. I hold an Associate degree in Science and am currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in a STEM-related field. This foundation shapes how I create resources that blend critical thinking, creativity, and approachable learning.

Additional biographical information

My resources are inspired by hands-on experience working with students in STEM programs and creating interactive activities and plays for children in church settings. Those spaces taught me how powerful learning can be when structure meets imagination. I design resources that are playful yet thoughtful—built to spark curiosity, encourage problem-solving, and make learning feel like an invitation rather than an instruction.