We are fast learners, eager to explore new ideas and improve our abilities. We share more than classes; we share a strong friendship and excellent teamwork. Moreover, we support each other and never give up, even when challenges arise.

Our team shines under pressure – we stay calm, organized and creative. We are communicative, motivated, and ready to bring fresh solutions to every problem. Each of us has unique strengths, and together we combine them to achieve our goals.

We are the Kwagee innovators from the Akelia-Lena Resource Center Monrovia, Liberia.

We are innovators, big dreamers and researchers. We represent an institution that nutures the minds of young people ranging from ages 2-14years. Stem is new to us yet we are passionate about the project.

As per our group research, we are gathering some facts about garbage management and sanitation which is one of the critical issues that is affecting our environment.

We are also engaged in beauty exhibition that helps to promote our students artistic values.

Additionally, we are concern about carrying out awareness about drugs abuse amongst the youths.

Meet our team:

Gloria Y. Saye

Mr. Thomas N. Freeman

Sir. Lincoln Jacobs

Mr. Jose Gborie

Mr. Benjamin Gayflor

We are in collaboration with our proprietress (Mrs. Julia Gbeyai).

With collective efforts we can learn,share our thoughts and make this project work.

Our name, Altius, means “higher” — and that’s what we strive for: to reach higher, dream bigger, and learn deeper every single day. Through collaboration, curiosity, and innovation, we believe we can all rise together.

To all the teams out there — keep going, keep creating, and keep believing in the power of your ideas. Every experiment, every design, every project you build is a step toward making our world a better and smarter place.

Let’s continue to inspire one another and show that when science, technology, engineering, art, and math come together, there are no borders — only possibilities.

With enthusiasm and respect,
Team Altius
Cimișlia, Moldova

Welcome to the future of cooking! This isn’t just a calendar — it’s a culinary adventure brought to life with Halo AR.

Each month features a delicious, hand-picked recipe from around the world, beautifully designed on the page. But the real magic happens when you scan it using the Halo AR app — the recipe transforms into a step-by-step cooking video right before your eyes!

What You’ll Get:
12 exclusive recipes — one for each month
Augmented reality videos to guide you in real time
Ingredient lists, cooking tips, and plating inspiration
A mix of traditional Moldovan food to explore new flavors


After installing Halo AR, go to "Projects" , then in the "Followed" section, press "Follow Collection" and submit the codes for watching the videos:

- wmw2dk9

- vsfelcq

After that, go to "Scan" and choose the collections to scan.

The future of recipes is here — one scan away.

The Great STEAM Team Challenge! 🧩🚀

(September)

• Tallest tower 🌆

  
  

Sketch Streak is a fast-paced creative app prototype that turns spontaneous doodles into stunning masterpieces. You’re given 5 minutes and a random theme, then challenged to transform a simple, messy doodle into something extraordinary before the clock runs out.

Designed to spark creativity under pressure, Sketch Streak encourages quick thinking, bold ideas, and artistic flow - no perfection required. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just love to sketch for fun, the app is all about progress, imagination, and embracing the unexpected.

With each streak, users build confidence, develop their style, and discover how far a simple doodle can go in just five minutes. Start with chaos. End with art. Sketch Streak turns speed into creativity and doodles into masterpieces.

(January)

Plastic made from milk? It sounds like something invented in a science-fiction story, but it is actually a real material with a fascinating history. In the early 20th century, plastic made from milk—called casein plastic—was widely used to create everyday objects such as buttons, jewelry, combs, and even items worn by Queen Mary of England. Long before modern petroleum-based plastics became common, milk provided a surprising and renewable source of plastic materials.

Milk contains a protein called casein. When milk is heated and an acid like vinegar is added, the casein molecules separate, unfold, and link together to form long chains known as polymers. These polymers can be molded into different shapes, which is why the material qualifies as a plastic. In this project, you will explore how changing the amount of vinegar affects how much casein plastic is produced.

By experimenting with different recipes, this project investigates which combination of milk and vinegar produces the highest yield of plastic. In addition to learning about polymers and chemical reactions, this experiment also introduces ideas from green chemistry by using renewable materials and considering environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional plastics.

In today’s globalized world, English has become one of the most important languages for communication, especially in the workplace. Even teenagers who are just starting their first jobs often need to use English to interact with customers, coworkers, and supervisors. Being able to speak and understand English can open new opportunities and help young people feel more confident and independent in their professional lives.

This video presents an interview with two teenagers who are currently employed and regularly use English in their everyday work. They share their personal experiences, describe their job responsibilities, and explain how English plays a key role in their daily tasks. Through their stories, viewers can see how learning and using English outside the classroom can be both practical and rewarding.

This project began as a simple creative writing idea and grew into a full multimedia storytelling experience.

Students developed original characters, built a fictional kingdom, structured a complete narrative arc, and explored themes of leadership, loyalty, redemption, and courage. After drafting and refining their story, they used AI tools responsibly to strengthen descriptive language and dialogue while maintaining ownership of their ideas.

To bring the story to life, students created a cinematic trailer using SoraAI, transforming their written narrative into a visual storytelling experience. Through this process, they practiced:

- Story development and plot structure

- Character creation and development

- Creative collaboration

- Ethical and intentional AI use

- Prompt engineering for video generation

Visual storytelling and production planning

The final product showcases not only imagination and creativity, but also thoughtful integration of emerging technology to enhance student voice.

We are proud to present:

🎬 Luke the Lemon and the Stolen Crown

A zesty tale of courage, second chances, and leadership in the Kingdom of Citropolis.

Designing a modern learning space is important for helping students feel comfortable, creative, and focused. In this project, I will create two different ideas for the same room, making sure that each design meets all the required features. The room will include a quiet focus zone, a team area for collaboration, and a creative space for building and presenting ideas. It will also be safe, inclusive for all students, and environmentally friendly. The goal is to design a space that supports learning, creativity, and well-being for everyone.

(March)

Every culture has its own way of welcoming spring, and in Moldova and Romania, this moment is marked by a beautiful and meaningful tradition called Mărțișor ❤️🤍

Celebrated on March 1st, Mărțișor is more than just a handmade ornament—it is a symbol of renewal, friendship, and hope. With its simple yet powerful red and white thread, it tells a story of life, purity, and the eternal cycle of nature’s rebirth

Through this activity, we invite you not only to create something beautiful but also to become part of a living tradition recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Get ready to explore creativity, culture, and connection—because this is not just a craft, it’s a bridge across borders.

This project brings education into the future by creating a modern virtual learning environment in 3D, where ideas, creativity, and technology come together.

April 1, 1941 – a tragedy we must not forget.

“Memory becomes a lesson…”

📌 We remember.

We learn.

We do not forget.

🎥 Echoes of Fântâna Albă – A Tragedy We Must Not Forget

What if you were responsible for deciding whether your town is healthy enough for future generations?

This month, we are becoming environmental scientists, ecologists, chemists, physicists, and data analysts as part of Operation Terra Pulse: The Village/City Health Audit. Our mission is to investigate the quality of our water, soil, and air using real scientific methods and determine:

Is our local environment clean enough to support healthy life?

Through fieldwork, experiments, surveys, and data analysis, we will explore pollution levels, ecosystem health, and environmental risks while developing innovative solutions for a more sustainable future.

From testing water pH and soil fertility to analyzing air quality and creating scientific reports, this project combines Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics into one powerful real-world investigation.

The final challenge:
Would you feel safe raising a family in this location 20 years from now?
We will use evidence to prove our answer.

Stay tuned as we uncover the truth about our environment and work together to protect our planet.

The educational activity integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) through authentic experimentation and automation. Students design and assemble an automated irrigation prototype using Arduino components, soil moisture sensors, relay modules, and water pumps while monitoring wheat growth over several days.

The project combines biological experimentation with informatics, electronics, environmental science, and engineering design. Students collect and analyse experimental data, compare soil conditions, create growth graphs, interpret pH measurements, and develop computational thinking skills through sensor-based automation systems.

The final result is a functional smart irrigation and monitoring prototype capable of analysing wheat growth in different soil environments using real-time sensor data and automated watering logic.

Our students designed and programmed a Smart Traffic Light System that automatically manages vehicle and pedestrian traffic using sensors, countdown displays, sound alerts, and intelligent control algorithms.

This STEAM project combines engineering, programming, electronics, mathematics, and creativity to demonstrate how smart city technologies can make urban transportation safer and more efficient.

Discover how a simple intersection was transformed into an intelligent traffic management system built entirely by students.

🔍 Explore the project and see the future of smart mobility in action!

Our students transformed this idea into reality by designing and building a Smart Weather Monitoring Station powered by sensors, automation, and IoT technologies. 🚀

From environmental monitoring and air quality detection to Telegram alerts and automated responses, this project demonstrates how STEAM education can solve real-world challenges through innovation, creativity, and teamwork.

Discover how students combined science, engineering, programming, and sustainability to create a smart system that helps make learning environments healthier and safer.