Kindergarten Engineering Challenge. After reading "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" in STEAM students built coconut trees that can hold at least 10 letters of the alphabet. #STEAM#balance#engineering
5th graders testing out our egg drop contraptions with a weighted plastic egg and looking for ways to enhance and improve their designs. Did they survive? #engineers#reflect/improve
5th grade students collaborated to build the tallest tower out of newspaper, cardstock and one brown paper bag that can hold an egg for at least 10 seconds. Check out these towers! #plasticeggfirst#realeggsuccess
What a great start to the next 5th Grade STEAM unit. Students explored how strong eggs really are and their unique shape by stacking up to 22 text books on 4 eggs. As long as the weight and pressure is evenly distributed, those eggs would not crack! #eggdropchallenge
5th grade Magnet students did a math challenge for Valentine's Day using Boom Cards to practice PEMDAS and algebraic thinking. #problemsolving#boomcards
Kindergarteners used their firsthand experience on Monday to learn more about the characteristics of blizzards. Check out the igloos they created to keep our Arctic animals safe. #STEAM#blizzards#weather
5th grade Magnet students hard at work building their inventions or prototypes. We can't wait to get the results of our marketing surveys so we can enhance our products! #engineeringdesignprocess#prototype
Paleontologists in Mrs. O'Neill's 3rd grade class dug for fossils and tried to classify the fossils by the time period they came from. #paleozoic#mesozoic#cenozoic