Students will showcase various ways they work together to make fit choices. Students have been learning about ways to stay healthy by making healthy food choices for their plates, make and choose healthy snacks, exercising, and practice clean body. They have been encouraged to eat that they grow.

Students will explore the topics of Engineering and Electricity by creating an interactive piano using a Makey Makey and different objects.

Students have coded and built a program to detect emotions based on facial expressions using Pictoblox. This interactive program leverages AI to analyze facial expressions in real-time, identifying emotions such as happiness, sadness, or surprise. Designed by students with autism, this project embodies self-advocacy and innovation, as they create tools that directly benefit their neurodiverse community.

Students plant seeds without soil and go through the whole life cycle. At the end they eat their plants.

Newton's Third Law of Motion:
P231K's Extreme Racing

Hamster Race Beats: Rap vs. Classical Music Experiment

Does music influence speed? In this experiment, we put a hamster’s racing skills to the test by playing different genres—high-energy rap versus soothing classical music—to see which, if any, affects performance. Using a controlled track and a stopwatch, we measure the hamster’s race times under each condition, uncovering whether beats or symphonies make a difference in speed. Will fast-paced rap make the hamster zoom ahead, or will classical music create a more leisurely pace? Let the race begin! 🚀🎶🐹

Students will design and build a maglev train, using 3D printed materials, an Arduino microcontroller, and various input/output components.

We explore natural resources.

In this experiment, you will make a simple battery out of coins and test if the number of coins in the pile will affect the amount of electricity produced.

In this experiment, you will make your own voltaic pile using pennies and nickels. How many coins in the pile will make the most electricity?

Students will make a manual elevator with cardboard and one with battery

Movement Machines

We will test simple drones that the students will create out of popsicle sticks, battery packs, and a dc motor, to see how much weight it could actually lift on it's own

While learning about water in the hydrosphere and biosphere, students questioned how the pH of rain and groundwater affects the growth of plants on Earth. Students set up an experiment to see how basil will grow in acidic, basic, and neutral environments. 

Derby Race

Project based learning allowing different sized and weighted objects to illustrate mechanical physics concepts like mass, friction, force, speed, distance, and gravity.

Students will design a jumping robot to navigate an obstacle course

Students will be making and engineering robots.

Krabby is an EV3 robot designed to assist scientists in collecting deep-sea specimens from extreme ocean depths. Equipped with specialized sensors and a robotic arm, it can safely retrieve biological and geological from the ocean floor. 

771 Smart Green Roof is a multifaceted projects that incorporates a smart irrigation controlling system and a water filtration system to conserve water and energy and recycle water.

Students will build and test straw rockets with different nose cone masses