Our GEMMERS got a behind-the-scenes look at FTCC's Automotive division and got the opportunity to meet some female students and see their projects! @wssurams@WSSUTeachEd@ForsythTechCC
The GEMMERS made prosthetic legs out of just a few materials provided. After testing their designs, we then made slingshot rockets and learned about Franklin Chang-Diaz, the first Hispanic-American astronaut @WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham@NASA@LCSJackets @joannlaguardia
You may have noticed the GEMMERS came home with a little robot like this one yesterday. While they did learn how to create a circuit using conductive tape, did they tell you they first connected the light to a Raspberry Pi and did python coding to make it blink? @WSSUTeachEd
We collected some data and had some fun in the creek! We tested a new part of Salem creek at @GatewayNature preserve. Maybe took another album cover picture 😂 @WSSURAMS@WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham
GEMS ladies are spending time being citizen scientists. We are comparing data about storm drains from three different areas of Winston Salem. We are also sharing our results with environmental scientists using the @DebrisTracker@WSSURAMS@WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham
@leftyart_lms Robin Leftwich has been involved with GEMS both here and in Lexington for a few years now. As our art teacher, she has an eye for some great pictures. She called this our album cover! @WSSURAMS@WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham
We have a great group of ladies this year! They were challenged to design vision boards based on one of Sean Covey's 7 Habits. We had a hard time getting them to take a break! @WSSURAMS@WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham
GEMS 2023 is hard at work analyzing water from Salem Lake. They are learning how to use professional laboratory equipment under the guidance of Wake Forest professor and role model, Dr. Kyanna Young.@WSSURAMS@WSSUTeachEd@DrAntGraham