Showing posts with label Building programs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Building programs. Show all posts

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Summer Reading: Build a Better World (7)

I know it's March, but summer will be here before you know. Deadlines are looming for performers and/or community magazines. I've started pulling together ideas on Pinterest. I'm planning to concentrate on building activities and STEAM programs. But Pinterest as so many great ideas that it's hard to choose. So I'm sharing my Pinterest finds. I hope you find them useful.
Here is a look at some more kid friendly programs.  
Drawing a cartoon castle:
Draw a Castle 
How to build a cardboard car.Perfect for our "Drive-In Movie" Night!:
Create a Box Car
Lego printing - looks like it would be great for printing houses and other buildings! - printmaking architecture line shape:
Art with Legos

What a fun little reading cave!:
Create a Reading Cave
How to Build a Bridge-craft & Science:
Bridge Challenge 

Saturday, February 11, 2017

Summer Reading: Build a Better World Program Ideas (3)


I know it's February, but summer will be here before you know. Deadlines are looming for performers and/or community magazines. I've started pulling together ideas on Pinterest. I'm planning to concentrate on building activities and STEAM programs. But Pinterest as so many great ideas that it's hard to choose. So I'm sharing my Pinterest finds. I hope you find them useful.

More Building Projects:
Let students learn how math concepts are connected to the real world as they design their own 3D TINY HOUSE!  Area, perimeter, and geometry-- math is everywhere in this project based learning activity (PBL). Designing, creating, and problem solving are key features of this resource. Build a Tiny House! $:
A Tiny House
Giant Cardboard Maze (Rachel Moani):
A Giant Maze

Tektonten Papercraft: Harry Potter Papercraft: Quidditch Field:
A Quidditch Field
The Best Cardboard Robot Costume #14:
A Robot
A nine hole miniature golf course made from cardboard boxes. A great way to keep kids entertained while they are stuck inside and a fun way to learn about physics.:
Mini Golf Course