Students are reimagining the future of energy. They are learning about energy sources, storage, and consumption with our First Lego League unit. They are utilizing divergent thinking by constructing their own energy sources, storage systems, and consumers all with Lego pieces.
They are also utilizing convergent thinking by using step-by-step model directions and learning to code/program our Legos with special battery-powered motors and sensors.



The students have created solar panels, wind turbines, hydroelectric dams, biomass energy farms, and much more. We think you will be impressed with their ingenuity.
They are also utilizing convergent thinking by using step-by-step model directions and learning to code/program our Legos with special battery-powered motors and sensors.



We hope you will save the date so that every student in 2nd and 3rd grade will be able to join us on February 4th.


If you know anyone in the field of energy that would be willing to come and talk to our class, please let me know. We would love to have them.

More information to come closer to the date...We are very excited about this opportunity.
Thank you!

We learned to play games like Blokus and Quirkle to become better at visual-spatial thinking and also think strategically. 

We thought in creative and divergent ways when we read the books, Not a Box and Not a Stick by Antoniette Portis. We loved creating things out of boxes and sticks.
We continued divergent thinking by creating our own ocean-themed stop-motion videos. We hoped you liked the videos that we shared with you.


Welcome to our new Idea Lab members: Aiden, Avya, David, and Harrison. We look forward to getting to know you and hope you really enjoy Idea Lab! 
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