After learning about Caine and seeing his perseverance, my students will be challenged to create their own cardboard game. Students will then share their creation and will take turns playing each other's games. Hoping to get other teachers on my grade level to also participate.
We want to include as many classes as possible to join our first annual STEAM Cardboard Challenge at Walnut Park Elementary. We hope to fill our Multi-purpose room and immediate outdoor area with new inventions using cardboard and make it a game-filled day. Invitations to parents will be sent out so they can participate and […]
K-4 students throughout the school will be given the challenge to imagine, create and design using cardboard, masking tape and coloring tools.
All five second grade classes will be participating in a day of creativity and innovation. Looking forward to it!
My 5th grade class will celebrate Cardboard Day by engineering some great cardboard creations!
On Saturday, October 1st, or on another day in October, families are invited to play and create something using cardboard and other recycled materials. The cardboard challenge will continue at school throughout the month of October with materials available in the Makerspace for students to make cardboard creations. We will also be creating a cardboard […]
Join us for the 2022 Global Cardboard Challenge! Families with children ages 3+ are invited to join us for a morning of creativity & fun! Build anything you can dream up using cardboard, recycled materials and your imagination. We will be set up at the Cubberley Community Center Amphitheater from 3:30-5PM. We will have plenty […]
Unleashing Potential will host the STEAM Unleashed!: Creative Cardboard Jam on October 1st, 2022 at Immanuel UCC in Ferguson! Please join us for a fun filled Saturday Day of PLAY. We will have Cardboard, Crayons and a Cereal Bar to keep the creative energy high as we build and play. We’ll have tools and materials […]
Agape Missionary Church and Restoration Outreach Programs are hosting their first and combined events for the children in our church and neighborhood.
During work week, Kate shared a short video of a young boy Caine, his cardboard arcade and the stranger who discovered him while shopping for a car door handle at his father’s auto parts shop in Los Angelos. The Chestnut team was moved (almost to tears) at Caine, his imagination and the magic of humanity. […]