A fun and challenging day on the mini-golf course with the VEX robots. Thanks to #delmargolfcenter for free use of the course. @jrgolfcoachmatt @VEXRobotics
Students get feedback on Pactful project proposals and prototypes. Next steps- students will refine their prototypes and prepare a pitch to present ideas. @PactfulApp @USD_JI #GlobalGoals
A break in the rain allowed us to test out our giant marble run. Students created their own panels that fit together in flexible arrangements.
Taking a break from coding and electronics to work with natural materials in our Indigenous Engineers unit.
Excited to guide STEM students through the design process with projects focused on the #globalgoals.
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Motorized conveyor belt with adjustable speed. Students control a “car” that has an ultrasonic sensor to signal when an obstacle has been detected. The design also includes lights and a servo controlled speedometer. @birdbraintech @microbit_edu
First meeting of the Earl Warren Middle School disc golf club. Lots of energy on the field today. Looking for any suggestions for resources or advice to build this club! @DiscGolfProTour here we come! @DiscraftDG
You know it’s a good project when half of the class has supplies out before the bell even rings. @birdbraintech
Received a donation of a significant amount of silicone tubing. Any ideas for projects from fellow STEM teachers?
Learning the basics of the Birdbrain Hummingbird Kit with my faithful companion. @birdbraintech @microbit_edu
The Underground Utopia project has inspired scale models of survival bunkers, a large (and rather frightening) cross-bow, and a motorized LEGO butter churn. There are plans to run the butter churn with solar power on Friday, weather permitting.
There’s always one group that goes above and beyond! Table-top Games with 7th grade STEM using @adafruit Circuit Playground Express. Grateful for San Diego @incose_org for the grant that allowed this to happen! The Saran Wrap windows are a nice touch…
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STEM Exploration students ground acorns, isolated fibers from yucca leaves, and collaborated on braided rope made from natural fibers as a part of out Indigenous Engineering unit. @SDNHM
Heaven on Earth for a STEM teacher- we use these to cut cardboard. On sale for $0.80 each. It’s the little things…
“Drop the Nose on the Pumpkin” is just one activity in Roboctober @ Earl Warren middle school. #ev3





















