Mr. Tahmaseb's English class read MacBeth and had to design and create a garment that would help explain a character from the play. They also wrote arguments to explain the decisions behind the fabric, style, color, and texture.
First Grade Marshmallow Challenge
During Technology Class the first graders tackled the marshmallow challenge. Mr. Scafati caught it on film as well and it became part of the youtube video, below.
Third grade design thinking project for the Waltham Families School
The third grade visited our preschool friends at the Waltham Families School and spent the morning in choice time, playing games in the gym, and getting to know their parents who are enrolled in the ESL program there. We brought board games to teach to the parents and interviewed them to learn about their backgrounds.
Now, in Ms. Meeta's math class, students are design thinking a solution for picture book storage at home for their new found friends.
Playing with our friends.
Third Grade Visited NuVu Studio and learned a few things about what goes on there.
This is the beginning of planning for third grade Open Studio in April.
NuVu students sharing their inventions with Meadowbrook Students. The high school students were getting ready for their final presentations the next day and had great prototypes to share.
Mr. Taylor boiling sap into maple syrup for middle school Science classes.
Mr. Richard brought 2nd Graders to the EurekaLab to make recycled materials into possible shelters for woodland animals.
Fifth grade creativity shows during morning drop in time
Art Tech In Middke School
A new semester begins and new stools get vinyl stickers.
Afterschool in the Eurekalab
Learning to engrave and cut on the laser cutter.
First Grade Inquiry Lesson on Electric Circuits
Second Grade Making Costumes of Rain Forest Animals
Here is a sneak preview for Friday's upcoming assembly. The second Grade is busy making costumes in the eurekalab.
Maker's lab after school - copper tape circuits
Maker's lab after school k-2
Make the tallest building possible from cups and popsicle sticks.
Fourth Grade Morning Drop-In
The first Fourth grade preschool drop in was well attended this morning with students learning gravit.io so they can start creating vinyl cut stickers.
Third grade: Horton's Marvelous Mechanisms
Third grade celebrated the reading of Horten's Miraculous Mechanisms: Magic, Mystery, & a Very Strange Adventure by Lissa Evans by doing a breakoutedu challenge and using the eurekalab to build this fabulous 3D recycleables map of the town in the story.
Tangrams in second grade math
Tangrams designed by second graders on gravit.io and then produced on the laser cutter this week with Mrs. Corbiere's math class.
Second grade rainforest costumes
The Amazon rainforest unit is in full swing and the second graders will be constructing costumes for their upcoming play. Mrs. Palmer got them started this week in the EurekaLab.
Marshmallow challenge in first grade
First graders tackled the marshmallow challenge by initially drawing prototypes on the tables. After many tries they had success getting marshmallows to great heights.
Center Street Food Pantry in Newton
MLK day of service with 8th graders.
Fifth graders teach Kindergarten about Tangrams
The Meadowbrook School has cross-grade buddies and gives time for students from different grades to work on projects together. Yesterday was one of those precious moments. The fifth grade visited their Kindergarten buddies and taught them about the coordinate grid system so that they could draw tangram shapes on a grid, color, cut them out and solve puzzles with them. Next, the fifth grade will produce them in gravit.io and lasercut a wooden set for their kindergarten friends. Thanks to Math teacher Dotty Corbiere for the inspiration fir this project!