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2016 Art Show
This year’s Art Show theme was Art Goes To The Movies. As usual, Little Dog came dressed up for the main event. This year, he came as BB-8 from the new Star Wars movie. I had a ton of fun making his costume out of papier mache. He was a HUGE hit, and had his...
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Student Guest Post – Michael
I asked several of my students to write up short posts about the Extraordinaires project if they were so inclined, and here is the first one from Michael. All the classes in JMT did the create your own invention to help someone. There was challenges like clothing...
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The @Extraordinaires Design Challenge – Part 5
We have finally completed our Design Challenges. I cannot believe how much fun we all had with this project. In my end of the school year survey, the huge majority of students voted the Extraordinaires Design Challenge as their favorite STEM Lab project. I was...
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New Google Tool – Spaces – #GAFE
Have you seen Google Spaces? This is an awesome new tool from Google that seems to be a hybrid between Google Classroom and Google Groups. It shares Classroom’s great visual interface with Groups’ availability to anyone, even outside of a GAFE domain....
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Certificate Template
A friend was looking for an editable (NOT edible!) certificate template this morning, so I popped into Google Drive to make one. It turned out pretty well, so I’m sharing it out for anyone who wants it. Click on the image below to create a copy for...
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Drive-By Update
It’s the end of the school year, so I know my fellow teachers understand the craziness in my life right now. I have an update on the Extraordinaires project that I need to write up soon, but in the meantime, here’s a brief update on what I’ve been...
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#GAFE Update to Slides – Presenter View
I am exceedingly excited by the latest update to Google Slides that introduces Presenter View. Check out the awesome tools now available, including a virtual laser pointer and interactive audience...
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Kitchen Chemistry – Homemade Gummy Worms
Today’s fun experiment in the STEM Lab: making homemade gummy worms! Once I heard about this activity, I could not wait to try it out. It’s fairly easy, and requires only a few ingredients. Like the homemade bouncy ball lesson, this activity also deals...
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Dollar Store #STEM – Glow In The Dark Bouncy Balls
A few weeks ago I introduced my two special needs classes to the wonders of polymers with homemade slime. We had a ton of fun with it, and one of the teachers requested that we next try making homemade bouncy balls. After some quick searching for a recipe and a run...
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Google Maps is a powerful tool that can do a lot more than just give directions to the nearest Starbucks. Street View is one of those nifty features that both my students and I love. My students, of course, love to use Street View to find their houses, and I love it...
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