I’m prepping for my session at the Alamo STEM Ecosystem Educator Conference (FREE if you’re interested in attending) this Saturday, February 22nd, and it is called, “CONNECTED THINKING: Unlocking the Joy of STEM with Hexagons.” I’ve done a bazillion Hexagonal Thinking workshops, but I always change them up to customize them for the audience and … Read more
In this STEM picture book, Rose weaves together facts about Emperor penguins’ adaptations, life cycle, and the challenges they face due to climate change.
Outnumbered offers a lot of opportunities for strategizing, but all of the players are working together, making this an entertaining way to practice mental math skills without the anxiety.
Maybe the site formerly known as Twitter is circling the drain, but I’m still getting some wonderful resources from it. Case in point is a recent thread started by @kathyhen_ where she asked for more ideas for fast finishers in her class. She helpfully provided a doc that she gives her students, and then many … Read more
Want to inspire more students, especially females to consider #STEM careers? Check out these resources from Ingenium Canada.
Use these free planning pages in your classroom to help your students create their own “Big Fib” podcasts.