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Lesley Wonderlab: Bee-Bot mapping project

December 9, 2017 by jacy

Wonderlab students engaged in making: using BeeBots, recyclables, and natural materials to design their own forrest pathways
Students from Lesley’s Wonderlab program visited the Lesley Makerspace on October 10th, 2017 to design their own landscapes. Before jumping into making, the group discussed their knowledge of maps and cardinal direction.

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Filed Under: Students as Makers Tagged With: afterschool, Bee Bot, cardinal direction, collaborative, group project, maps, measurement, non-standard measurement, Wonderlab

Makerspace Mashup – SXSWedu 2015

March 10, 2015 by khanning

Anne Larkin, Jacy Edelman, Kreg Hanning & Sue Cusack
Lesley University
SXSWedu  Conference & Festival 2015

March 10, 2015

SXSW15_prezi

 

Kinetic Sculpture

Squishy Circuits

Kinetic Sculpture Simple Machine Project
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eBook Template
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Scratch and Maps

Hickory Dickory Dock

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Filed Under: Conferences Tagged With: Bee Bot, Book Creator, Classroom Project, collaborative, Conference, ELA, Makerspace, MaKey Makey, programming, Scratch

A Place to Create: KLO Launches Makerspace

March 20, 2014 by jacy Leave a Comment

Filed Under: News, News and Announcements Tagged With: collaborative, KLO, Makerspace, News

Reading Strategies Video

April 26, 2013 by jacy

Ms. Hanna’s first graders at the Kennedy-Longfellow School decided to make a video to share the reading strategies they are learning at school with their families. The class began by a whole brainstorming session to write song lyrics based on the 5 reading strategies they had been learning in class:

  1. Look at the pictures.
  2. Make the first sound.
  3. Read it again.
  4. Look for a chunk you know.
  5. Think about the story.

Once the song was complete, they broke up into groups based on the five strategies. Each group devised a visual prop or idea for their scene and shared it back with the class for fine tuning. Finally, the moment the class had been waiting for: shooting the video! Everyone was feeling pretty energetic, so we started with the singing and dance scenes first. Students memorized the strategy song and sang/danced their hearts out in their classroom and in the library while the teacher videotaped the show. Then each group took turns having their scene videotaped (this took several takes each until the group agreed on a good shot). Finally, the teacher dove into editing the movie using iMovie on her laptop, including adding captions for each scene. The group was ecstatic with the final result and couldn’t wait to share it with their families. Here is the first grade Reading Strategies video:

Filed Under: Classroom Projects, Students as Makers Tagged With: collaborative, ELA, first grade, iMovie, KLO, movement, reading, video

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