Vol. 105 🪼 Aquarium Documentarians
Grade 6 students prepare and shoot video for their documentaries.
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Vol. 102 🎭 Role-Playing Games as Storytelling
What do you get when you mix story writing with D&D and Saturday morning cartoons?
Vol. 96 💻 Chromebook Introductions in Grade 4: Lessons Learned
What worked in four classrooms—and what I’d change for the next.
Vol. 90 🤖 Building, Blueprints, Budgeting and Battlebots
A day of robots in Kindergarten, Grade 3 and Grade 7.
Vol. 80 🎙️🍃 Byte-Sized Soundscapes, Part 4: Cross Curricular Observations
Kindergarten Scientists make connections with sight and sound recordings.
Vol. 77 🤟 Three States of Matter, Three Different Ways
Three engaging ways to explore solids, liquids, and gases.
Vol. 73 🛒 A Shopping List for the Food Bank
A Grade 3 class raises money, writes a shopping list and travels to the grocery store to help their community.
Vol. 72 🦦 Aquarium Field Research Part 2: The Big Day!
After weeks of preparation, the Grade 6 students interview their animals at the Vancouver Aquarium.
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