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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Creating a STEAM integrated Environment
What does STEAM integration actually look like? Well, an example would be a science class studying Darwin who takes time to explore Darwin’s sketches. When Darwin was studying birds on the Galapagos Islands, he sketched them. Today Darwin’s Finches … Continue reading
The String Maze for Critical Thinking
There is something elegant about string mazes. Boys in 4th-6th grade really love the challenge. This summer we used a string maze as a daily challenge for our Super Hero Summer Camp. Now many staff do not like string mazes. … Continue reading
Going Deep in After School
By KellyAnn Bonnell, MA When was the first time you “went deep” on a subject? I was about ten years old. I had just learned that April 15, my mother’s birthday, was the date the Titanic sunk. For some reason … Continue reading
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