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WatchKnowLearn - Free K-12 educational videos

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Tech Coach Corner Home Grade Portal Accelerated Reader AR Home Connect Math Resources Reading Resources Social Studies Resources Science Resources

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Create ChatterPix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, creative cards, or even fancy book reports. And best of all, it's FREE! AGES: 5-12.

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STEM-Works - Science, Technology, Math & Engineering Resources for Kids

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A resource for teachers, mentors, parents, STEM professionals and volunteers eager to help children learn about science, technology, engineering and math.

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Explore ways to use STEM lessons and approaches to help students practice cross-disciplinary thinking and build skills in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Photo credit: Kevin Jarrett via flickr (CC BY 2.0)

STEM Is Jambalaya: Internalize this food metaphor to shift into a STEM mindset. (Edutopia, 2014)

How to Get Your School Ready for STEM This Year: Discover a few straightforward tips for preparing your school to launch STEM learning that don't require access to large amounts of funding. (KQED's MindShift, 2013)

10 Innovative Ways to Bring STEM to Schools: Explore ideas for bringing STEM learning into schools, including teacher research and development teams, inviting guest scientists, organizing clubs, and convening parent focus groups. (KQED's MindShift 2014)

Strategies for Engaging Students in STEM Learning

How to Design Right-Sized Challenges: Consider takeaways from an engineering design competition for how to conceptualize design challenges as relevant to real life, challenging, and achievable for diverse learners. (Edutopia, 2014)

Ownership and Agency Will Propel STEM Learning: Review evidence that the best way forward in STEM learning is by letting students lead. (Edutopia, 2014)

STEM and Writing: See how inviting guest speakers from STEM fields to the classroom can inspire student imaginations. (Edutopia, 2014)

Using Football Science to Tackle STEM Education: Learn how to use topics that interest students to get across potentially challenging or intimidating STEM concepts. (Edutopia, 2013)

Learning the Physics of Skateboarding Engages Kids in Science: Watch a video about an educator known as "Dr. Skateboard," and see how he teaches students about speed, velocity, and momentum at the local skate park. (Edutopia, 2014)

STEMbite: An Experiment in Teaching With Google Glass: Watch first-person video lessons -- including a broadcast from one teacher's kitchen exploring crazy science found in the refrigerator -- and see how video lessons can motivate and inspire students in STEM. (Edutopia, 2013)

Engaging Students in the STEM Classroom Through Making: Find out how to use the maker movement to engage STEM students in new ways. (Edutopia, 2012)

STEM Projects, Lessons, and Models

Pulling Underrepresented Youth Into STEM

Quick, Draw a Scientist: Learn how to address scientist stereotypes in the minds of students. (Edutopia, 2015)

Why Students Leave STEM: Discover why some students choose to leave STEM, and learn how strategies like mentors and role models can help. (Edutopia, 2014)

Girls Against the World, Scientifically Speaking: Dig into questions and explore suggestions for how STEM education can be made more relevant for girls. (Edutopia, 2015)

Kinesthetic Learning: Moving Toward a New Model for Education: Find out how one afterschool program is pairing kinesthetic learning and mathematics to break through barriers of self-image and perceived limitations. (Edutopia, 2014)

5 Ways to Get Girls Into STEM: Explore strategies to help capture young girls' interest in STEM subjects and career paths. (Edutopia, 2013)

Five-Minute Film Festival: 8 Videos to Encourage Girls in STEM: Watch a video playlist to ignite your imagination about what girls can do in science, technology, engineering, and math. Be sure to take a look at the tip sheets and articles at the bottom of the page. (Edutopia, 2014)

STEM Beyond School Walls

Downloads and Examples From Schools That Work

Edutopia's flagship series highlights practices and case studies from K-12 schools and districts that are improving the way students learn. Below, find downloads used by practitioners at a featured school, and dive into real-world examples of STEM learning.

Bridges Project Design Document: Download a PDF document that describes how students learn about the math and engineering concepts necessary to construct bridges and explore the symbolic meaning of bridges in literature, history, and social studies.

Communications Project Design Document: Download a PDF document that describes how students address learning goals across multiple subjects through design and construction of a sound system and the writing of original music.

Rockets and Robots Project Design Document: Download a PDF document that describes how students build robots and construct rockets to complete a variety of space-inspired missions and reach reach learning goals in various content areas.

Blank Project Design Document: Download a blank PDF template used to design and plan capstone projects at Mc2STEM.

Sample Fab Lab Projects: Download a PDF document with photos of several projects that were done in the Mc2STEM Fab Lab.

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Making a birthday card with PicCollage means your memories with the special star of the day are front and center.

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iPhone Screenshots

Doodle Buddy is for everyone - from the serious artist to someone just starting out.

* Draw on your pics or dozens of included backgrounds.
* Over 1400 stamps :-) to decorate your drawings and pics.
* Smudge works just like your finger on chalk, but your fingers don't get dirty!
* Stencils make it easy to draw perfect circles, squares, triangles or even intricate snowflakes.

If you think you suck at drawing, try Doodle Buddy. You'll be surprised at the amazing stuff you can make. If you're already into drawing, you'll have fun with Doodle Buddy too. It's a simple, artistic medium that's not quite like anything else. Stretch yourself within its constraints, and see what you can make.

Doodle Buddy is where art meets fun.

Doodle Buddy is the drawing app for everyone from the serious artist to someone just starting out.

Important updates this release:

* Turned up Winter Joy Stamp Pack for your holiday pleasure.
* Solved one more annoying bug.

Enjoy the newer, improved Doodle Buddy!

A great all-in-one app :)

Hello! This is my first time writing a review for an app. I go WAY back with this app, and I'm so glad that it hasn't changed to a paid app, and that it has been improved on since i used it probably over 6 years ago. Our old iPad got super laggy, and i haven't played it since. I decided to download it again today so that I could draw a little fanart idea i had. I am so happy that the app has only improved, while still having the same purpose. I still remember when i had ads covering the content of the app (at the top of the screen where i was then unable to draw, and covering the tools at the bottom), and when i would download my drawing and have it come out annoyingly zoomed in. I also love how they kept all the original stencils, stickers, and background options. I have had a lot of fun memories with this app!!! It makes me feel :). I also am very glad that there are now instructions to the games that i thought were just weird backgrounds, lol. I only have a couple of things that i believe could be added. My memories are hazy, but i for sure remember a color picking tool, and possibly a bucket fill tool. Whether they existed back then or not (i swear they did) then please add those features in :). I also wish i could be able to zoom in on my drawing to fill in small areas. I love this app and even now it's super fun. Everything in this app i used to complain about is gone. I hope you see this, and thank you for all the fun!!!! :)

Hi PenguinTheBob,
Yep we read every word of your thoughtful review. Thank you so much! We did move the color picker, but it still works the same way. It's the second icon from the right on the bottom of the screen. As for zoom and fill features--those are excellent ideas! Your request for them just moved them up in our priority list. So thank you. Enjoy!

It's back and better than ever

I have had this app for about 7 years now, and have used it a lot for small thumbnails and pictures, or just to mess around a bit. And after a while, it got kind of boring and other apps were getting better and better, leaving this app in the dark. But, surprisingly, after 6 years, they updated it! Lots of new stuff, bug fixes, and small, but helpful features. And if you're looking to buy this app: you should. It gets the Job done, has all the necessary tools needed for some simple art and picture editing, and for a FREE app it's a really good one.

See & Say!

My nephew has played with this app for years and now my toddler son. The latest update(s) however have made it harder and not nearly as enjoyable for the little one. The stamps used to just pop on the screen and now they have the hand adjustment symbols around them which is slightly distracting for the little guy. I've also noticed that several of the stamp sounds are inaccurate (for example: the baseball stamp sounds like a playground ball bouncing 🙄 and many of the animals sound the same or are not a typical sound that you would associate with that animal...I mean why doesn't the tiger growl, and why does the orange sound like an unknown animal and the banana sounds like a goat 🐐. And the lobster sounds like someone is blowing up a balloon. These are just a few that are frustrating me, but I'm sure you will find plenty more inaccuracies that could be corrected. Please fix...The future of our youth depends on you! This app has been a handheld version of a "see & say" for many kids and they will now be horribly confused.

Thanks GAB126, please check out the latest release. Based on your feedback we've updated many of the sounds, particularly around animal sounds. We didn't get all of them, but we fixed a lot. Thanks again for your insight.

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‎Doodle Buddy is for everyone - from the serious artist to someone just starting out. * Draw on your pics or dozens of included backgrounds. * Over 1400 stamps :-) to decorate your drawings and pics. * Smudge works just like your finger on chalk, but your fingers don't get dirty!

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We've noticed over the years of facilitating our PBL 101 workshops that one of the most challenging parts for teachers designing a project is writing the driving question.

One reason is that it's a writing task, and not everyone is a writer. Many teachers are great at creating curriculum units and lesson plans, and many are great at working with students, but crafting the wording of a question that captures the heart of a project can be tricky.

Let's review. A good driving question meets the following criteria:

Engaging for students. It is understandable and interesting to students, and it provokes further questions and focuses their inquiry process.

Open-ended. There are several possible answers, and it cannot simply be Googled.

Aligned with learning goals. To answer it, students will need to learn the targeted content and skills.

Troubleshooting Common Pitfalls

Let's look at some typical "first drafts" and how they can be improved to better meet the above criteria.

What were the causes of the U.S. Civil War?
Not open-ended and does not require critical thinking and debate.

What was the most important cause of the U.S. Civil War?

What should people consider when planning for financing college or buying a home?
Not as engaging as it would be if it were specific and had a charge to take action.

What financial planning advice would we give to our "client" family?

Why is genetic engineering a bad idea?
Engaging, but slanted in one direction.

Should we allow designer babies?

How can we use measurement skills and geometry to plan a park?
States learning goals but doesn't have to; lacks a purpose or "why."
How can we plan a park that people in our community will visit?

Specify the Role & Product, or Not?

Another issue about driving questions that crops up in our workshops and among our National Faculty when coaching teachers is more matter of preference, although it can affect student engagement. You'll notice on the above chart that I did not include the project's product in any of the revised driving questions. I also did not include a role that students are playing. But the product and role could be specified in some projects, and might be useful for students in some cases.

At the Buck Institute, we talk about two general types of driving questions in PBL, and here are some pros and cons for each...

1. Driving Questions that explore a philosophical or debatable issue, or an intriguing topic, such as:

Is there "liberty and justice for all" in our society?

Could there be life on other planets?

What should be our policy on immigration?

What does it mean to be a man?

Does it matter what we eat?

Pros: Highly engaging to students; the kind of question they'll keep talking about when they leave the classroom. Often resemble "essential questions" found in Understanding by Design and the Coalition of Essential Schools, which teachers may be familiar with.

Cons: Harder to write; may feel like advanced PBL practice because the task and product are not spelled out. Typically found more often in upper grade levels and certain subject areas (e.g., humanities) more than others (e.g. math, world languages, career/tech).

2. Driving Questions that specify a product to be created or a problem to be solved-to which the students' role may be added, such as:

How can we help protect an endangered species in our area?

How can we reduce bullying?

How can we create a guide to our community for new immigrants?

How can we, as historians, create podcasts that tell the story of our city?

How can we, as medical interns, diagnose a sick patient?

Pros: Easier to write. Helps focus younger students on their task in a project. Roles define the kind of thinking we want students to do (as historians, scientists, etc.), add a real-world element, and can be good for career exploration.

Cons: Can feel less engaging for students; sometimes simply states what the teacher wants students to do. Roles may feel fake to some students; older students in PBL especially may prefer being themselves.

As with many decisions teachers need to make when designing and facilitating PBL, how to write a driving question depends on your own style, your context, your students.

I lean toward student engagement as the most important criterion. I'd also advise teachers to get feedback from colleagues on your draft driving questions-and even from students in a focus group.

Or you could actually co-craft it with students... but that process is a whole 'nother story (see this post by our National Faculty member Sara Lev for more on that).
Feel free to reach me on Twitter @johnlpbl to share your driving questions and get feedback!

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A Tricky Part of PBL: Writing a Driving Question

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PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer gives guidance for troubleshooting pitfalls and deciding which type of DQ fits your project.