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The Woodstock Elementary School STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) Innovation Lab and Makerspace is an exploratory learning space that strives to infuse the STEM disciplines into the broader curriculum. We have established a science, engineering and design learning lab in its own dedicated space, preparing our students today with the critical thinking, designing, engineering and problem solving skills they need to fill the jobs of tomorrow!

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Friday, January 20, 2017

Fourth Grade Builds Rube Goldberg Machines to Test Transfer of Energy


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Friday, January 13, 2017

First Grade Studies Light With Mirror Magic

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Second Grade Uses IPads and Google Earth to Record Which Parts of the Earth Are Green - i.e. Have Water.

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Fifth and Sixth Grade Students Study Metric Volume

Given 23 containers with different amounts of liquid, students used graduated cylinders of different volumes to determine the liquid volume of each (see worksheet).


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