Vol. 80 🎙️🍃 Byte-Sized Soundscapes, Part 4: Cross Curricular Observations
Kindergarten Scientists make connections with sight and sound recordings.
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Vol. 79 🕵️ Helping Students Become Analysis Experts
3 ways we've started projects with a class analysis and discussion.
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.
Vol. 71 🪴 A Split Class Terrarium Collaboration
Grade 1 & 2 students build micro-climates in a jar and observe the water cycle in real time.
Vol. 69 🤖🥊 It’s Robot Fighting Time!
Cross-curricular Battlebots inspired design lessons in Grades 5, 6 & 7.
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Vol. 88 ♟️ The Board Game Series - Part 3
Swapping games showed us the power of audience and iteration.
Vol. 87 ♟️ The Board Game Series - Part 2
Grade 6 students iterate on boardgames of biblical proportions.
Vol. 85 🪄 Diorama & QR Code Magic!
Grace 4 students bring dioramas to life with interactive reflections.
Vol. 83 ☕ Brewing Observations with Teabag Timelapses
How a cup of tea became a lesson in energy, motion, and observation.
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