Lesson Sampler
STEAM Project-based Learning Made Simple
What is Project-based Learning (PBL), and how is it transforming K-8 STEAM education? Join us as we delve into the case for STEAM Project-based Learning (PBL). Learn about the transformative potential of PBL through real-world applications in the STEM classroom.
Featured Speakers:
- Peter Cipkowski, Ed.D., delves into the research behind Project-based Learning (PBL) and its effect on science achievement and social/emotional learning
- Brian Sorich, Product Development Manager, walks through an Art Electric demo
- Matt Yena, TinkRworks School Partner, shares his experience teaching TinkRworks' projects in his middle school classroom
Recorded 4/16/2024
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TinkRbot Lesson Sampler
Grades 3-5
Only TinkRworks provides all of the essential ingredients to ensure successful STEM/STEAM implementation — including innovative curriculum, hands-on project kits, a user-friendly coding environment, and professional development.
Check out the TinkRbot Lesson Sampler for preview of our STEAM curriculum (grades 3-5).
Contents
- TinkRworks Curriculum Overview
- Curriculum Map
- Instructional Slides
- Programming Challenges
- Activity Guide
- Student Assessments
Peter Cipkowski, Ed.D., delves into the research behind Project-based Learning (PBL) and its effect on science achievement and social/emotional learning
Brian Sorich, Product Development Manager, walks
through an Art Electric demo
Matt Yena, TinkRworks School Partner, shares his experience teaching TinkRworks' projects in his middle school classroom
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TinkRbot | Grades 3-5
Introduce the fundamentals of robotics with this highly customizable STEAM project. Students build a robot with unique capabilities from scratch. They develop logic and programming skills through design, build, and coding. Using a cloud-based coding environment, students program their robots to complete a variety of challenges — designed to allow students to develop logic and programming skills fundamental to all robotics. Through hands-on exploration and experimentation, students learn about conversion, conservation, and transfer of energy.