STEM Day
Bugg Magnet Elementary School Center for Design & Computer Sciences - Grade 3
Students were provided with a real-world scenario and given the task to design and build a sturdy and comfortable sky lift chair that will replace this ski mountain’s current outdated and dangerous sky chairs. Students followed the design thinking process to create a sky lift chair made out of craft sticks, straws, yarn, cotton swabs, aluminum foil and other materials. Students worked collaboratively and followed the design thinking process to complete their project.
Students were provided with a real-world scenario and given the task to design and build a sturdy and comfortable sky lift chair that will replace this ski mountain’s current outdated and dangerous sky chairs. Students followed the design thinking process to create a sky lift chair made out of craft sticks, straws, yarn, cotton swabs, aluminum foil and other materials. Students worked collaboratively and followed the design thinking process to complete their project.
Bugg Elementary First LEGO League Robotics Team
Bugg Magnet Elementary School - Grade 4
Bugg Magnet Elementary School was a part of the NCDPI Afterschool Robotics Grant awarded to Wake County Public Schools. As a result of the grant, students are able to participate in an after-school First Lego League Robotics club. Students in the club work on conducting research, coding, problem-solving, and engineering.
Bugg Magnet Elementary School - Grade 4
Bugg Magnet Elementary School was a part of the NCDPI Afterschool Robotics Grant awarded to Wake County Public Schools. As a result of the grant, students are able to participate in an after-school First Lego League Robotics club. Students in the club work on conducting research, coding, problem-solving, and engineering.
Conn Elementary FLL Robotics Club
Conn Elementary - Grade 5
Conn Elementary - Grade 5
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School - Grade 8
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School's First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team, Bots By The Creek recently visited students from the Olive Chapel Elementary School robotics club to share their knowledge of robotics, engineering and programming. The Reedy Creek team will visit at least 4 times to continue to share and teach. These learning experiences represent a valuable and appreciated collaboration, and they are a wonderful example of students teaching students in the field of STEM.
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School's First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team, Bots By The Creek recently visited students from the Olive Chapel Elementary School robotics club to share their knowledge of robotics, engineering and programming. The Reedy Creek team will visit at least 4 times to continue to share and teach. These learning experiences represent a valuable and appreciated collaboration, and they are a wonderful example of students teaching students in the field of STEM.
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School - Grade 6, 7, 8
CTE Design and Engineering class, design and build a park. Then write block code to program the Sphero robot to go through it with lights and sounds.
CTE Design and Engineering class, design and build a park. Then write block code to program the Sphero robot to go through it with lights and sounds.
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School - Grade 6, 7, 8
CTE Design and Engineering class, design and build a device to launch a ping-pong ball 12 feet.
CTE Design and Engineering class, design and build a device to launch a ping-pong ball 12 feet.
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School - Grade 8
CTE Design and Engineering class, design a package to protect a S’more from HEAT AND WATER to gain an understanding of the factors involved in designing cost conscious, environmentally friendly, and effective food packaging.
CTE Design and Engineering class, design a package to protect a S’more from HEAT AND WATER to gain an understanding of the factors involved in designing cost conscious, environmentally friendly, and effective food packaging.
FTC Robotics - Bots By The Creek
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School Center for the Digital Sciences - Grade 8
Students working with a computer simulation developed by NCSU / Friday Institute to model the spread of an infectious disease with a focus on COVID-19. Students work with manipulatives to build and then draw models of compounds.
Reedy Creek Magnet Middle School Center for the Digital Sciences - Grade 8
Students working with a computer simulation developed by NCSU / Friday Institute to model the spread of an infectious disease with a focus on COVID-19. Students work with manipulatives to build and then draw models of compounds.
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