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CES fourth graders ‘Help Harry’ in STEAM challenge

Fourth-grade teachers at Circleville Elementary School – Kaylin Bourke, Lisa Quick, Andrea Urmston and Maria Gabrell – challenged their students to an early STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) exploration to “Help Harry.”

Three fourth-grade students stand around a table, making their project with pipe cleaners, index cards.

 

Four elementary age goys sit around a table building with pipe cleaners, aluminum foil and other products.

The students had to create a safe perch where Harry could look out over the classroom. They were limited to a few items – pipe cleaners, aluminum foil, tape, cupcake papers and index cards – and some industrious students even used the paper bag the supplies came in!

Two fourth-grade boys stand by their project they built. It is made of aluminum foil, pipe cleaners, index cards and has a pompom on top.

 

Fou elementary students smile at a table. In front of them is their  project made of pipe cleaners, aluminum foil, tape and index cards. There is a pink pompom sitting in a cupcake paper on top.

 

Two fourth-grade girls smile as they look at their project, made from index cards, pipe cleaners and tape. A boy is standing behind them with his arms out smiling.

 

Four elementary boys smile with their project on the table in front of them. They built a perch for a pompom, made out of aluminum foil, pipe cleaners, take, index cards and a cupcake paper.

Using the Engineering Design Process (EDP) and their teamwork skills, the students succeeded in helping Harry to safety!

 

Four elementary age girls smile as they look at their project, made from a paper bag, pipe cleaners, tape and a cupcake paper. Inside the cupcake paper is a blue pompom that one girl is pointing to.

Three elementary students stand and smile with their project in front of them. It is a perch made out of a paper bag, pipe cleaners, index cards and tape.

Pine Bush Central School District
State Route 302, Pine Bush, NY 12566
Phone: (845) 744-2031
Fax: (845) 744-6189
Amy Brockner
Interim Superintendent of Schools
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