Students used LEGOs to build and code a hockey stick to investigate how the amount of force affects the motion of an object. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
After testing how the release height and size of a hill affect the energy of a marble, students shared their data with other engineers and created a CER. @wearehaest@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
My students had an incredible time showing off everything they’ve learned this year at the LEGO Robotics Competition! Their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills were on full display. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
Today, we got to celebrate our STEM Fair winners at school. We pulled all the students together and passed out their medals and special awards. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
Check out these awesome games from our Family S.T.E.M. challenge. Families were tasked with building a game with a spoon. Students shared their designs on the morning show. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
We include the Bridge to Vocabulary words during the morning show. Students love calling in to see if they have the correct answer! @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM
We are learning in a Winter Wonderland. Students designed and built an animal or object they would find in winter. They calculated the volume of each box used to find the volume of their whole design. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience@HCPS_STEM@HCPSElemMath1
Mrs. Morris has students do an open sort at the beginning of the lessons to assess prior knowledge. The class does a gallery walk and class discussion. This helps Mrs. Morris navigate her lesson. @WeAreHAEST@HCPS_STEM@HCPSElemScience
Mrs. Elkin's class is playing pass the vocab word. They analyze how the last vocab word relates to their new vocab word. This is a great way to assess student understanding. @WeAreHAEST@HCPSElemScience