7th and 8th grade students in Innovation Class are making cardboard arcade games. They will be playable by friends and family during our Deck the Halls event when we open our doors to display student work and celebrate the winter season!
End-of-quarter celebration of 8th graders, learning and applying fun new construction techniques!
I need to meet you caine -Joe Biden
We host two annual schoolwide STEM Days, and the first is inspired by Caine's Arcade and the Global Cardboard Challenge. Each grade level is given a popular arcade game to reinvent/engineer using cardoboard and other various supplies. Our Foundation generously provides supplies and our STEM Specialists (myself and Ms. Kurtz) design the curriculum, host and […]
EFMP Connection Support Club will be having a cardboard challenge in conjunction with training on PCS Transitioning with the military and what do you do with all the boxes from your family's move?? Families come together to make a structure out of cardboard boxes.
Getting kids interested in the makerspace.
Benjamin Banneker, often recognized as the First African-American Man of Science, was a mathematician, astronomer, farmer, abolitionist, surveyor and author. His many contributions impact the world we live in today! After learning about Benjamin Banneker’s life, design your invention using cardboard as the primary material. Your invention should: a. reflect the resourcefulness and imagination of […]
Benjamin Banneker, often recognized as the First African-American Man of Science, was a mathematician, astronomer, farmer, abolitionist, surveyor and author. His many contributions impact the world we live in today! After learning about Benjamin Banneker’s life, design your invention using cardboard as the primary material. Your invention should: a. reflect the resourcefulness and imagination of […]
Union Street Charter 3rd -5th. Will be building games this week. On Halloween, the Cardboard Challenge will open. USC K-2 will play in the morning. Parents will come play from 1:00-1:45
Big Sandy will be hosing a cardboard arcade night. The games will be created in the STREAM classroom by grade K-8.