Check out this resource from RESA on how to make a Makerspace! https://www.remc.org/Core/News/Article/1274/
Future Goals – Hockey Scholar uses sports to bring life to science, math and engineering concepts. Through 12 inquiry-based lessons, students explore topics such as phases of matter, forces and motion, and body systems. Here are three examples of Hockey Scholar lessons you can use in your classroom:
Save the date for the first annual Wayne RESA Maker-STEM Summit! And it’s FREE! https://www.smore.com/7a2pm
This is an accessible entry point with video and a non-profit organization that has inspired over 800,000 students to create and design. The video of this young man’s creative endeavor will warm your heart and spark lots of ideas. https://cainesarcade.com/cardboardchallenge/
A good place to start when looking into MakerEd in support of STEAM. https://www.edutopia.org/article/maker-education-resources
This is a quick and easy design challenge that does not require a lot of expensive or specialized materials. https://cdn.cooperhewitt.org/2011/09/02/Ready%20Set%20Design%20vX.pdf
Friends of the Rouge is sponsoring and artwork contest, where students would design a trading card based on the question, “What’s in your watershed?” Click on the link below for more information! REP Artwork Contest
Check out this link for more information on Schoolcraft’s Edcamp 2019. It is Saturday, February 9th from 8:00 am until 3:30 pm and it’s FREE! There are already about 75 people registered! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/edcamp-schoolcraft-2019-tickets-51516820196
25 STEAM Projects for Kids
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