Transform your classroom into a creative hub with a DIY mobile LEGO wall! Learn how we repurposed a thrifted cabinet into a Playful Learning station. Get inspired by our step-by-step guide and budget-friendly tips.
Read MoreWhile I love a variety of bandages…I don’t love that the assorted box has them all mixed together with no organization at all. In my head I pictured an organizer with three sections to easily identify and access the bandage size I wanted without digging through a box and then I set out to create it on Tinkercad .
Read MorePopsicle stick catapults for fun as well as hands-on experience with building, testing, and measuring.
Read MorePermission to fail is an important gift to give yourself. In giving yourself that permission, you open yourself up to numerous opportunities for learning. Without trying and failing you would not know success, or even in my opinion, have as much joy in teaching.
Read MoreLast year I tested a Root robot from iRobot Education on loan as part of their ambassador program. Adventures continue with my very own Root affectionately named Rosie 2.0.
Read MoreI am so glad I purchased the Silhouette Cameo 3 when I did. As I have been stuck at home for so long it has given me a lovely outlet to design and create.
Read MoreRockets and roller coasters, oh my!
Read MoreThanks to my teaching partner, we now have 4 LEGO Simple & Powered Machines kits and 3 Pneumatics Add-Ons sets to use in science with 7th and 8th grade!
Read MoreAnyone else have an unused space in their refrigerator that they would like to make more functional? For me it was the “butter tray” compartment in the refrigerator door.
Read MoreA classroom LEGO Wall for the new school year. The process is shared along with more detailed resources from others. Video compilation included!
Read MoreA hybrid of two recent projects. Created as gifts for my team to start the school year. Files available on Thingiverse!
Read MoreUsing a puzzle generator that exports as an SVG file allows you to create a clean laser-ready file for your project.
Read MoreEver have an idea in mind for a product you would like to use in your classroom? Why not consider making it yourself!
Read MoreNortheastern Illinois University’s Center for College Access and Success (CCAS) does a wonderful job with the (STEAM)² conference.
Read MoreOn the list of “conferences I want to attend and present at one day” FETC was right up there with ISTE.
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