Grade 6 design and build projects: functional electric food truck models made of basswood and other materials. @IngleboroughPS
Grade 6 students demonstrate their food truck models and serve foods from their menus at their Food Truck Showcase. @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Ready for take off. Students are getting their electrical circuitry working, powering their vehicles. @IngleboroughPS
Students prepared farmer’s market stands for their classmates, asking them to calculate “What’s the best deal?” @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Carving jack-o-lanterns @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Grade six paintings explore abstract expressionism. @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Student model home with electrical circuitry for a rotating laundry machine and lights. @IngleboroughPS
Student model home with electrical circuitry for lights. @IngleboroughPS
Student model home with electrical circuitry for a ceiling fan and lights. @IngleboroughPS
Grade five and six student art work. @IngleboroughPS
Melt. Student sculpture is a pop-art style appeal for climate justice. @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools #EarthWeek
Grade six arcade machine for their game called “Chambers of the Lonely King.” Game was coded in #Scratch . Built the frame and controller using basswood and #MakeyMakey . Adventure game with riddles, shops and boss battles. @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Grade six arcade machine for her game called “Bear Jump.” She coded the game in #Scratch and built the frame and controller using basswood and #MakeyMakey . Platform game with a shop of accessories. @IngleboroughPS @PeelSchools
Grade six arcade machine design with tank game coded in #scratch and a #makeymakey controller. @IngleboroughPS
Grade five arcade machine project called “Status.” Coded in #scratch with a #makeymakey controller. @IngleboroughPS
























