ITEC 2019 STEM is F.U.N.
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This document provides an overview of STEM activities for students including coding, circuitry, 3D design, and games. It introduces several free online tools and projects for engaging students in science, technology, engineering, and math topics. Suggested activities include using Tinkercad for 3D modeling and circuits, Code Club for learning Python, MakeCode Arcade for building video games, and cheap circuitry projects using everyday materials. The document emphasizes sharing experiences and reflections on how the activities incorporate different STEM areas.
ITEC 2019 STEM is F.U.N.
- 2. Aaron Maurer STEM Lead for MBAEA www.coffeeforthebrain.com @aaronmaureredu
- 4. Full Course Meal(Learning) • Appetizer: Sample the options • Main Course: Taste an option • Dessert: Share the awesomeThis Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 5. Your Ingredients All usable back in your school
- 10. Destination Imagination® Instant Challenge Shaker https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/destination- imagination-instant/id1116882714
- 12. Main Course: Let’s Get Cooking!
- 13. Destination Imagination Challenge Can you design the challenge on the slide? Tinkercad You might already know how to 3D print, but experiment with circuits and more. Code Club If you know Scratch, then try your hand at Python or the other lessons MakeCode Arcade Try your hand at making your first video game. I suggest the Pizza Game tutorial Cheap Circuitry Create an amazing circuit design using simple materials Hacking STEM - Flashlight These projects are incredible. With our time constraints we can focus on the flashlight activity. The Menu
- 15. Activity Reflection This can be used with students What is the STEM in this activity? S cience T echnology E ngineering M ath
- 17. Get training, build connections, and more by reaching out aarmau@gmail.com Get help, find tutorials www.coffeeforthebrain.com Tweet out your learning @aaronmaureredu
Editor's Notes
- #3: (Introduce yourself.) Please feel free to Tweet with the hashtag #MakeWhatsNext, take photos of slides, and take notes in your OneNote Notebook. There will be a lot of inspiration coming your way!
- #4: Say: We may have a visceral reaction – positive or negative! - to the smell of paste, but our 21st century student designers do not. They have a special place in their hearts for computer games, for keyboards, for touchscreens, and for challenges. Do: Open Minecraft: Education Edition and the world you have imported with the volcano
- #18: Do: Address room with full attention Say: We have a few minutes for you to share the amazing things you saw in this room. How might you use these inspirations in your own classroom? Tweet out your learning: @PlayCraftLearn and #MicrosoftEDU There's a Hand's On Lab in Room ___ or maybe we can just meet each other at the Booth! It's hard to miss at # ______ When you get back to your room be sure to use the promo code to redeem your points for attending this session. You may be well on your way to becoming a Microsoft Innovative Educator! BKRXP9018 And of course, Microsoft is always there for you whether it is in the Vendor Hall or back home in your classroom. Visit aka.ms/educatorcommunity to find more great lessons and inspirations, or locate tutorials at support.office.com/education