PreK students, after studying forest animals and their habitats, embarked on a project to create their own forest habitats. The knowledge gained in their homeroom focused their iterations as they designed, built, collaborated, and rebuilt.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2024 | 5:15 – 8:45 p.m.
$140 | dinner included | 3 Washington State Approved STEM Clock Hours provided
Step into Minecraft Education 201, tailored for K-12 educators in all subjects who have already dipped their toes into the Minecraft world and are now eager to refine their skills in making basic modifications and lesson design. The workshop includes dinner, offering a relaxed setting for networking and idea exchange among fellow educators.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024 | 5:15 - 8:45 p.m.
$140 | dinner included | 3 Washington State Approved STEM Clock Hours provided
Explore the fundamentals of Minecraft Education, discovering its benefits and the transformative potential of game-based learning. Enjoy a delightful dinner while networking and collaborating with fellow educators, fostering a supportive community. For K-12 educators in all subjects.
5th grade students crafted custom cookie cutters using cardboard prototypes to conserve time and cost. Students experienced the entire fabrication process, from digital design through 3D printing and final testing with real cookie dough.
A partnership with kindergarten classes taught 21st-Century Learning Design precepts with The Three Little Pigs.
In the dynamic landscape of education, fostering interdisciplinary skills has become a crucial aspect of preparing students for the future. One inspiring example of this is the 4th Grade National Park Visitor Center Project, where students seamlessly integrated humanities, science, and technology to create a comprehensive learning experience. This initiative not only engaged students in diverse subjects but also incorporated Microsoft's 21st Century Learning Design, ensuring a forward-thinking approach to education.