Hey teachers...do you know why you’ve never heard the story of Elizabeth Friedman, a #code breaker who helped catch spies in #WWII?
It was classified.
@lauriewallmark tells all about this great new #WomenInSTEM book on Ep 197 of #STEM Everyday!
▶️https://t.co/qRvDLOJ5aS
Nathan Sekinger (@SekingerN) used Tinkercad to create sensory letter stencils, providing an inclusive experience to children who may require accommodations while learning the alphabet. Find the full guide on @instructables. https://t.co/ASoby5PJFb
Can your students use the design engineering process in order to invent a desktop helper? Throughout this lesson, students will use the 5e model as they prototype and test their design: https://t.co/S61WqbGISQ
+ Check out these awesome graphic recording posters from creative Sydney educator @misterAOY, founder @thevisionhub. Discover so many more via: https://t.co/ev34KQLeii #creativity#GameChangers
A super quick idea for the Little Penguin stimulation challenge at #stemvirtual.
Penguins get natural stimulation by getting to chase fake fish. There is a magnet that repels the fish, or possibly remote control.