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Here's my first name initial and last name as well as my favorite phrase from coding, "Hello World"-D.Mincey 

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Here's my first name initial and last name as well as my favorite phrase from coding, "Hello World"-D.Mincey 

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Great to have some opportunities to utilize ideas I've had outside of educational spaces with vectorization, 3D printing, and the Micro:bit and finally put them to use here! Now that I've had a little time to refine the ideas I am confident they can be used in the classroom.

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"How Can We Protect the Ocean?" with the help of a Micro:bit

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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As a Title 1 school with limited funds, low tech/no tech/broke tech options are amazing! So many great resources today!

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As a Title 1 school with limited funds, low tech/no tech/broke tech options are amazing! So many great resources today!

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Super fun time in low tech/no tech! I enjoyed the trial and error of the process of designing and creating my pineapple, and I thought of how important it is to model that to students and show that I persevered and tried different methods instead of giving up!  Also loved the Micro:bit!

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How One Man In Egypt Is Keeping This 200-Year-Old Tile Tradition Alive

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How One Man In Egypt Is Keeping This 200-Year-Old Tile Tradition Alive

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This is the video in question that I mentioned in my Tinkercad post below.

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How One Man In Egypt Is Keeping This 200-Year-Old Tile Tradition Alive | Still Standing

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My design is inspired by a short video I watched recently on an Egyptian gentleman who is keeping a dying art alive single-handedly. I think this would make an incredible project for students to learn about geometry, art, history, and culture.

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Islamic Tile Turtle Art Vector 3D Design

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Loved low tech/no tech work today and I think I had way too much fun making my 3D piggy. 2D and 3D shapes are part of our math standards and how fun would it be to merge math and language arts by cardboard making our favorite characters using shapes?

I'm not training from home so I have no access to a box cutter but will definitely practice cardboard cutting techniques soon!

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This day was EPIC. Not only did I learn tons of new things and expand on my learning... but since posting on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, and Instrgram) I believe more people are inspired to fight for funding to come to Infosys Pathfinders whether through their district or via DonorsChoose. People are watching and those I wouldn't think would go 'above and beyond' are asking questions about how they can help, get involved, and collaborate. #waveofthefuture
Glad this is getting out there and people are noticing!!!

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https://makecode.microbit.org/_5eKMPm1MoiMe

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I really appreciate all of the low tech and no tech ideas. It will be easy to implement these ideas with my second graders!

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No tech coding

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This will be so fun to explore with students!

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Who knew there are so many? Not I! :) Aileen B.

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We used shadows to create art.

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What do you see?

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This was a light play scene.

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Barbara's example

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Such a GREAT day! So much making and design. I loved the laser cutting session, it helped clarify a lot of questions I had! Also I am such a fan of the micro:but and it’s great to learn a new challenge!

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Learning more about micro:bit
A code for a hand washing timer.

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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for a better physical and mental health

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Took my turtle art and printed it off!

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https://makecode.microbit.org/_PxcWyvd1dLeL

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Hope you have nice clean hands! :)

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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Made with ❤️ in Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit.

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The Cardboard elective class was very informative and has taught me techniques and strategies that will support me to create an authentic, engaging, and a beautiful messy learning environment. I truly appreciate the downloads made available. 

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The Cardboard elective class was very informative and has taught me techniques and strategies that will support me to create an authentic, engaging, and a beautiful messy learning environment. I truly appreciate the downloads made available. 

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Myriame

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Cardboard Exploration

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My low tech pineapple

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Aileen

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Aileen B.

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My stegosaurus!

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While learning about Turtle Art, Tinkercad, and 2D to 3D R2D2V2 (try saying that 10 times), I went for the Olympic "gold" and to brush up on my coding skills.

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Awesomeness - in a can!

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This was the most simple cardboard creation to make. Simply take three pieces of carboard( 1-body and 2-wings). Cut them each out and cut a slit on each side of the body and one on the opposite end of the wings. Then slide the pieces together. I had so much fun blueprinting and then creating it. I will be using this idea as a maker project in the first weeks of school.
-D. Mincey

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Two sentence story, can you decipher?

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Binary Name, Emoji Story and 2-D>3-D Pineapple!

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Binary Name, Emoji Story and 2-D>3-D Pineapple!

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Super fun time in low tech/no tech! I enjoyed the trial and error of the process of designing and creating my pineapple, and I thought of how important it is to model that to students and show that I persevered and tried different methods instead of giving up! Lol I ended up with two pineapples!

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Stegosaurus made from Christmas gift box.

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Binary Name

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Made a 3D Mercy Watson using a file folder. My kindergarteners love Mercy and this would be an excellent make for them.

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-Dani

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Attempt at a puffin....

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Accidentally added spaces before asking but will know for next time!

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Myriame
Cardboard Creation

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Cardboard inventory