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For the Scholastic Superscience articles:

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For the Scholastic Superscience articles:

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Click "I am a student"
password: science3

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Many important scientific and mathematical ideas have come from China. Learn about "magic" squares, along with inventions such as the compass and the abacus.

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Take a look at this video for detailed instructions and examples! 

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Take a look at this video for detailed instructions and examples! 

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DIY Toy Cup & Ball Game | PBS Parents | Crafts for Kids

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Here are the written instructions as well. 

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Here are the written instructions as well. 

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DIY Toy: Cup & Ball Game | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Challenge your child with this DIY version of the classic Cup & Ball game. The game is also played throughout the world. It's known by many names: Boliche in Spain, Balero in Latin America, Bilboquet in France, Kendama in Japan, and Bilbocatch in England.

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Q-Tip Pick-Up Sticks | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Keep the kids occupied with this convenient DIY version of pick-up sticks.

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-25 q tips
-3 paint colors or 3 different colored sharpies or 3 different colors of tape

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Using acrylic paint (or your tape or sharpies), paint:
-3 Q-Tips blue
-8 Q-Tips green
-14 Q-Tips red.
**you can, of course, choose your own colors other than blue, green, red!

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-Bundle them in your hand and drop them.

-Take turns picking up as many sticks as you can without moving any other stick except the one you are picking up. If you move a stick, then your turn is over.

-Keep going until all the sticks are picked up!

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To tally total scores:
*Blue Q-Tips = 8 points
*Green Q-Tips = 3 points
*Red Q-Tips = 1 point.
Tally up the amount of points each person has at the end of the game. The player with the most points wins!

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Watch this video to see detailed step by step instructions

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Watch this video to see detailed step by step instructions

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Mini Ball Game | Season 1 Episode 112 | Crafts for Kids

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Make a DIY mini ball game and test your fine motor skills!

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-pens/markers
-recycled lids
-glue
-hole punch or something sharp to poke a hole with
-a couple small beads
-one flat piece of cardboard
-scissors

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Step 1: draw your own template and color it in; some examples are in the video above! 

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Step 1: draw your own template and color it in; some examples are in the video above! 

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Step 6: Glue cardboard template into the lid

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Step 6: Glue cardboard template into the lid

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Head here for step by step instructions on how to make a board game! 

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Head here for step by step instructions on how to make a board game! 

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Create Your Own Board Game | Crafts for Kids

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Promote your child to game designer with this one-of-a-kind board game.

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Art & Engineering Come Together to Teach Science! 

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Art & Engineering Come Together to Teach Science! 

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-You can use the "Text to Speech" feature on the left to listen to the article

-Play the games at the bottom of the article :)

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In many video games, players share the point of view of a character in a virtual world. But Rosenfield wanted his game to feel more like a physical puzzle, such as a Rubik's Cube.

That's why he and Rivera decided to put Quill on a surface that could tilt in different directions. To make the motion realistic, Rosenfield used the accelerometer built into mobile devices. This instrument senses how a phone or tablet is oriented in space. Rosenfield wrote code that communicates with the accelerometer. When you tilt your device, the code tells Quill which way to roll.

It took Rosenfield and Rivera three years to build Tilt. It's their first mobile game, but they're excited to make more. In fact, they're already working on a sequel to Tilt. "I didn't realize how cool it was to make a game like this," says Rivera.

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stem careers that benefit from creativity

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The Game Guys Cool STEM Jobs Article for Students | Scholastic SuperScience Magazine

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In many video games, players share the point of view of a character in a virtual world. But Rosenfield wanted his game to feel more like a physical puzzle, such as a Rubik's Cube. That's why he and Rivera decided to put Quill on a surface that could tilt in different directions.

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Learn about what happens to your brain when you play games! 

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Learn about what happens to your brain when you play games! 

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-Read the article

-Take a look at videos on the bottom!

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what you need to know about code | 2019-20 | ss05-020120

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Your Brain on Games Life Science Article for Students | Scholastic SuperScience Magazine

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Video games can change your brain even after you put down the controller. Is that good or bad?

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-yogurt cups
-12" bamboo skewers
-large, round wood beads and few small beads
-yarn
-scissors
-hot glue
colorful duct tape or washi tape (just to decorate)

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Crafts for Kids
Season 1 Episode 100 | 1m 8s

The art of balancing is no small feat! Try making a homemade balance toy for a hand's on experiment and game exploring physics. For the full craft, click here: http://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-for-kids/diy-balance-toy-game/

Aired: 05/17/15

Rating: NR

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Crafts for Kids | DIY Balance Toy & Game | Season 1 | Episode 100

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Crafts for Kids Season 1 Episode 100 | 1m 8s The art of balancing is no small feat! Try making a homemade balance toy for a hand's on experiment and game exploring physics. For the full craft, click here: http://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-for-kids/diy-balance-toy-game/ Aired: 05/17/15 Rating: NR Problems Playing Video?

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Step 1: create base using clay balls, clay square, and skewers

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Step 1: create base using clay balls, clay square, and skewers

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Then, balance it on your wood block.

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Step 2: add beads and be creative as you keep it balanced! 

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Step 2: add beads and be creative as you keep it balanced! 

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3rd Grade Students (and those wanting a Challenge): Game Analysis Activity 

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3rd Grade Students (and those wanting a Challenge): Game Analysis Activity 

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1. Choose one of your favorite board games or toy games. Play it with someone in your family!

2. Then, fill out this "Game Analysis" sheet to dig into what makes this game fun, interesting, and how it works.

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K-2 Students: Choose from the project options on this Padlet and enjoy your last week of school! Try to choose at least 2 projects to do, and aim for projects that you already have the materials for! 

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K-2 Students: Choose from the project options on this Padlet and enjoy your last week of school! Try to choose at least 2 projects to do, and aim for projects that you already have the materials for! 

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3rd Grade Students: Read through at least 2 of the Newsela articles in Column #3, complete the Game Analysis Assignment, AND choose 2 game projects to build! 

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3rd Grade Students: Read through at least 2 of the Newsela articles in Column #3, complete the Game Analysis Assignment, AND choose 2 game projects to build! 

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3rd Grade Students: Head to Newsela and choose 2 articles about game design  to read

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3rd Grade Students: Head to Newsela and choose 2 articles about game design  to read

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If you need the class code: click HERE

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Newsela is an Instructional Content Platform that supercharges reading engagement and learning in every subject.

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-Roll of paper — butcher, kraft or wrapping paper

-Construction paper

-Scissors

-Tape

-Glue

-Markers or pens

-Die

-Game pieces, such as pieces repurposed from another board game, coins, small toys, etc.

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Q-Tip Pick-Up Sticks | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Keep the kids occupied with this convenient DIY version of pick-up sticks.