This blog is dedicated to supporting teachers in their journey through project based learning. And assisting Administrators in navigating Title 1 Programs
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Weaver Lake Insect Fair to take place 11/18/2011
Our sixth grade students will have their insect projects judged by scientists from; Boston Scientific, Freshwater Scientific Services, The University of Minnesota and The Department of Natural Resources this Friday. This activity helps our sixth grade students get ready for the Insect fair at The University of Minnesota in December. For more information check here: Insect Fair
Monday, November 14, 2011
Digital science stories presented at The Works Children's Engineering conference
Laurie Toll and I presented a workshop on Creating digital science stories at the Works Conference last Monday.
The session inspired educators to create a 21st century learning environment by challenging students to publish science and engineering content for a global audience, motivating students to become better scientists and writers and see themselves as contributors to a larger community. Examples include; podcasts, video, Voicethreads and Google stories.
See us present this topic again at this years TIES conference in Minneapolis MN
The session inspired educators to create a 21st century learning environment by challenging students to publish science and engineering content for a global audience, motivating students to become better scientists and writers and see themselves as contributors to a larger community. Examples include; podcasts, video, Voicethreads and Google stories.
See us present this topic again at this years TIES conference in Minneapolis MN
Monday, October 17, 2011
Monarch Fair Volunteers needed the week of 11/7-11/10
Monarch Fair Volunteers needed the week of 11/7-11/10/ contact Lori Yerbich or Lisa Koch for more information
Friday, September 23, 2011
Fox 9 is looking for super scientists
http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/subindex/community/?=sci
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Monarch Lab 8/29/2011
The University of Minnesota Monarch Lab scientists will be visiting Weaver Lake to provide staff training for our teachers. The lab will also bring over 800 tiny monarch larva (caterpillars) for our students. Get ready for the Monarchs!
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