SAVE THE DATE
April 5th, 2019 5:30-7:30 pm
STEM EXPO
You don't want to miss this years event... It's a tech-y packed evening!
Calling all engineers... Grades K - 5 Sign up to compete for trophies and prizes our Annual Engineering Fair will be on Feb. 22, 2019. (See STEM Challenges / Newsletters for more details.)
Check out our latest ENGINEERING CHALLENGES! (See STEM Challenges/Newsletters) Jan. 2019 is posted!
Scratch 3.0 is NOW Available! Check it out and have your child(ren) check it out!
scratch.mit.edu/
Special Thanks to CW22 for capturing our evening! |
Thank you to the CW 22 for coming to York Elementary School! |
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Check out the STEM Challenges TAB for current School Events!
Together, We Can Do More! #WakeEdStars |
Google -- Looking up to solve problems... Amazing! (Project Loon) |
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Goodnight Scholars STEM Around the House
NCSU Engineering students showcasing engineering activities to do around the house! Try some out!
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2017 Best STEM books
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Engineering for Kids! (Want to learn about engineering?)
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Do your children love engineering and can't get enough?
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If our engineering clubs and activities aren't enough, there is a company that sends monthly packages to your house for your children to enjoy. Packages range from $16-20 a month depending on how long your subscription is, however, they come with everything you need. Check out some of the pics... http://tinker.kiwicrate.com/shop/
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Engineering is COOL!
It's official! We're a NC STEM School of Distinction! GO BULLDOGS!
Engineering Overview...
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Creativity, Hope, and Engineering (Kid's Can... Caine's Arcade)
The Engineering Design Process
Keep Moving Forward... Failure is power... It's where you learn!
Knowledge is POWER! Explore, Engage, Excite
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STEM Resources and APPs Cheat Sheet
http://www.mastersindatascience.org/blog/the-ultimate-stem-guide-for-kids-239-cool-sites-about-science-technology-engineering-and-math/
**This is also located on my Favorite Links Page.
WHY STEM? STEM MOTIVATION
What is ENGINEERING...?
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STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) is a Learning Network available at certain schools in North Carolina, including J.W. York Elementary. The STEM program at J.W. York Elementary is filled with educators dedicated to the long term success of your children. Every day teachers and school leaders are developing innovative approaches to prepare tomorrow’s workforce with with exciting and challenging projects and assignments as well as community support.
In September of 2010 the nation's schools were challenged by the President to "Educate to Innovate". J.W. York Elementary accepted this challenge by applying for and receiving a "STEM" (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) grant to develop and incorporate STEM concepts within J.W. York's curriculum. As part of the North Carolina STEM Network, each grade level (Kindergarten through Fifth) received 30 iPads to incorporate technology skills into the curriculum.
The STEM concept is achieved by integrating the critical STEM disciplines (Learn more here) while maintaining a focus on peer learning and student projects. J.W. York's evolving classrooms creatively use STEM concepts to redefine the 21st century classroom.
STEM students also have access to after school activities including a Lego Robotics club, Engineered 2 Learn, and Science Olympiads. Sign up for your children today and get them enrolled! Let's help inspire all to be STEM minded!
We appreciate you visiting our website to read about STEM at J.W. York Elementary! We encourage you to learn more about the STEM program in North Carolina at their official website, https://www.ncstem.org.
In September of 2010 the nation's schools were challenged by the President to "Educate to Innovate". J.W. York Elementary accepted this challenge by applying for and receiving a "STEM" (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) grant to develop and incorporate STEM concepts within J.W. York's curriculum. As part of the North Carolina STEM Network, each grade level (Kindergarten through Fifth) received 30 iPads to incorporate technology skills into the curriculum.
The STEM concept is achieved by integrating the critical STEM disciplines (Learn more here) while maintaining a focus on peer learning and student projects. J.W. York's evolving classrooms creatively use STEM concepts to redefine the 21st century classroom.
STEM students also have access to after school activities including a Lego Robotics club, Engineered 2 Learn, and Science Olympiads. Sign up for your children today and get them enrolled! Let's help inspire all to be STEM minded!
We appreciate you visiting our website to read about STEM at J.W. York Elementary! We encourage you to learn more about the STEM program in North Carolina at their official website, https://www.ncstem.org.
