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3rd Graders became inspired by Twitter's @NiceBot.

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3rd Graders became inspired by Twitter's @NiceBot.

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Reading our tweets to each other.

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5th graders have fun programming Sphero's direction, speed and color!

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8th graders use HTML tags to create a website on poster paper to review our HTML unit.

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6th graders are challenged to a Kahoot game to determine if images from the Internet are real or FAKE!

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7th graders practice an activity they'll be facilitating with 3rd graders.

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Using algorithms to create a program and creating our own algorithms for our friends to solve.

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The LittleBits kit only came with 2 wheels and a small baseplate. These 5th graders improvised, borrowing 2 more wheels from another kit and using cardboard as a baseplate.

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Anthony, Charlie & AJ in 5th grade.

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Cairo & Brooklyn work together to figure out where our Mystery Class is from. Nice work!

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"Hanging out" with another 4th grade class from across the country!

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2nd graders track Santa using coding skills! They take turns being the "driver," working as a team.

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Iman sharing his Lego Giraffe design. Great job, Iman!

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4th graders are using map and direction skills to determine where our Mystery Hangout class is from.

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Mrs. Mine's Class Celebrates the Hour of Code!

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Mrs. Mine's Class Celebrates the Hour of Code!

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4th grade Hour of Code.

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Mrs. Jauch's 2nd grade class completes the Hour of Code!

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Mrs. Jauch's 2nd grade class completes the Hour of Code!

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Coding droids in Star Wars with code.org! 2nd grade Hour of Code.

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Coding droids in Star Wars with code.org! 2nd grade Hour of Code.

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8ths finalizing their web pages using HTML.

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5ths writing their blog posts alongside a cozy fire & holiday music.

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All smiles in Technology class practicing our numbers with Play

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2nd graders sharing what they're thankful for using images and text in Google

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5th graders sharing their Lego creations with the w

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Accepting the FLL Jr. Team Spirit trophy!

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FLL Jr. showed off their hard work at West Windsor Plainsboro High School

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Our last meeting before the expo!

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Curiosity...

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1st graders got their hands on magnetic circuits!

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7th grade built paper airplane models to determine the best wing structure. In the weeks ahead they will design a rubber band glider to 3D print.

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Kean, Donovan and Thomas created the bee without the instructions! They were too eager to wait for me to print them.

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Peyton and Ariana working together to build the bee hive!

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Preparing signs for our arcade.

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Thank you author Chris Tozier for joining 7th and 8th graders today to talk about what it's like to be an author, how to write great stories and how to create interesting characters!

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Gabby & Jeyla creating sprites and backgrounds for a game.

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2nd graders created usernames that do not give away private information about ourselves!

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Emily works with her group to make final changes to their Pacman game!

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Charlie & Taylor in 5th grade making improvements.

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Rightfully so, they are so proud of their work!

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Rightfully so, they are so proud of their work!

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3rd graders collaborating Global Cardboard Challenge style.

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One student was feeling inspired by our Global Cardboard Challenge that he went home and created this game. Lego characters help make the game challenging and school supplies are the prize! WOO HOO!

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Mrs. Hoerster's class finally beginning to CREATE their cardboard arcade games!

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3rd grade plans their cardboard arcade games by sketching and labeling blueprints.

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8th Graders draw sketches of the steps to make toast to connect to computer algorithms!

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Collaborating 4th Graders!

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When the character in the game goes too slow or you don't love the music... what do 8th graders do? They change the code, of course!

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When the character in the game goes too slow or you don't love the music... what do 8th graders do? They change the code, of course!

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Kindergarten identifying types of technology on the SMARTboard!

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Kindergarten identifying types of technology on the SMARTboard!

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2nd graders created Wordles to demonstrate what they have in common with their friends!

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3rd Grade Takes On the Global Cardboard Challenge

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3rd Grade Takes On the Global Cardboard Challenge

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We are currently in the "brainstorm" step of the design process. We are brainstorming and researching ideas for our arcade creations!

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What are we up to?!

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8th grader, Emma, learning to code through TouchDevelop, an app creator by Microsoft!