7th Grade - More pictures of the Design Process Stages

More pictures of student designs for your review: 

As we collect more photos we'll be sure to update this website to highlight the student work. 

7th Grade - The first set of Stages created for Testing

 The 7th Graders are working hard at their Design Process Stages. Here are just a few of the stages presented for testing. 

Stay tuned. As we collect the photos taken so far, we'll add another post showing the student's designs. 

6th Grade - Learning how to measure in Inches and full scale drawings have begun

 To 6th graders in the following sections - 6-15 / 6/16 / 6-17 / 6-18

We have begun to learn how to measure in inches. Following that first step, we will move onto creating full scale drawings. 

 

Make sure to bring pencils and erasers in order to be prepared. 

8th Grade Sumo Robotics Competition will begin tomorrow.

 To all 8th graders. 

Let the Games Begin!!!!!!!!

On Thursday 8-12 and 8-13 will start their round robin Sumo Competition. 

The following links allows you to see how the scoring went along with each team's ranking:

8-12 Round Robin Schedule

8-13 Round Robin Schedule

Good Luck to all teams!!!

7th Grade - The CO2 Dragster project has BEGUN!

 

Let the designing take place. Students in 7th grade have begun their design of a CO2 dragster. As you can see from the picture below, there are many ideas that will create a very fast car. 

6th Grade - Introduction to Programming with Tynker

 

To all 6th graders in sections 11-14  

Be sure to make use of Tynker.com to help learn the basics of programming. We are quickly approaching Thanksgiving so make good use of your time. Also keep in mind we will only have a limited time after we return from Christmas Break so use your time wisely and get help when you need it. 

7th Grade Design Process - Stage Project has started.

 The Design process project is underway. Students will follow the design process to help them research, design and build their "stage". Unique ideas are always encouraged. Good Luck and Good Design to all. 

Remember, your design can end up being quite impressive.