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STEAM

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Excellent Design

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Redesign

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Budgeting

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Prototype

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Materials

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Background

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This group was even more accurate! In general, students' redesigns were successful in reducing runoff.

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This group was very close to reaching the absorption goal on Trial 2!

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Students collaborated to design, build, and rebuild a model rain garden. They were tasked with creating beautiful and functional rain gardens that could absorb rainwater, thus benefiting our local ecosystem.

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Students used their operational math skills to calculate the efficacy of their rain garden. The collected data and then worked with decimals to analyze the results.

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Students drew and labeled a diagram of the water cycle. They explained the steps of the cycle and how it affects us locally.

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Students brainstormed ideas of how to effectively reduce runoff that can cause flooding, erosion, and can carry pollution. They used Minecraft to build a rain garden in their own digital world set in Miami Beach.

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Students use art to depict the use of the scientific method in solving a real-world problem. Runoff, one step of the water cycle, can become an issue when excessive. Building a raingarden is one effective and beautiful solution.

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The Fishermen starring in "Raingarden for Revivial"