Get two kids off the bus. Check. Feed them a snack. Then dinner. Check. Check.Help them finish their homework. Check.Give them a bath. Check. Put clean clothes on them, pick out clothes for...
It all started when one of my students, Tryston, was reading a book on basketball and came across a picture of someone in a wheelchair playing basketball. He posted these questions on our Wonder Wall...
Differentiation is often a word that is drilled into our brains early on in our teaching careers. For myself, I have heard that magic word since I took my first education class in college....
All students at King Springs Elementary School attend Art. We are divided into two campuses and I teach our 2nd-5th graders, which is approximately 600 students every 4 days. Our children enjoy...
Students at Gilbert Elementary are place- and project-based STEM learners and researchers. At each grade level, students are involved in ongoing authentic STEM research. The research takes place...
Before Cambridge High School was built, the community agreed that a veterinary science program was an essential piece of the curriculum landscape. The Cambridge Agriscience and Veterinary Education (...
Tritt Elementary School's STEM journey began six years ago. We use the word journey to describe the changes we’ve seen over the past six years because STEM education is a process which...
At Dunwoody Elementary School, we are always striving to bring real world solutions to real world problems. As the computer science teacher, I take seriously that students come to me for a heaping...
Do you ever wonder if STEM and project-based learning (PBL) can happen in the physical education classroom? If you were to watch the fifth grade students at White Oak Elementary during their physical...
