Students interested in STEAM are in for a treat with such a diverse range of activities. Students will build and print 3D models, build and fly drones, code LEGO robotics, race LEGO derby cars and create LEGO Pixel art adds
Working with LEGO robotics can be a great way to engage students in hands-on learning and develop their problem-solving and programming skills while growing student confidence. If you'd like to learn how to bring our LEGO robotics enrichment program to your students, contact us!
Last week we were in Canton City Schools working with students in after school programs with some LEGO robotics enrichment. Students built models out of LEGO and then programmed the models to move about.
Last week we incorporated Minecraft Education into your fourth-grade math lessons at O H Somers! Using game-based learning can indeed make the educational experience more engaging and enjoyable for students.
Last week we had an engaging experience for students at OH Somers Elem creating LEGO pixel art! It is a creative activity that combines elements of design, technology, and hands-on building. Students had the opportunity to learn about pixels and how they form digital images.
Your gift will help students build confidence and problem-solving skills through STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) enrichment through robotics, computer science, LEGO activies, AR/VR, competitions and more.
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Has your grown-up children left you with a massive LEGO set? If this is you, One Byte at a Time has the perfect solution! Donate your LEGO collection to us, and we will use them to provide STEAM activities for children this summer of 2024. Message us for more information.
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We finished up our time at O H Somers Elementary for the school year this week with some coding in Minecraft Education @PlayCraftLearn. What a great way to end our time together. It was a hit with these 1st and 2nd graders.


















