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Students in David Savage’s Project Lead the Way Introduction to Engineering Design class at High School East recently worked as manufacturing engineers to design a flow chart and manufacture 18 wooden boxes that will be used as part of their Automata project. Each group was tasked with building six boxes following another group’s manufacturing process. The lesson served as a way to facilitate communication between the students. Click Here to View
At the end of November, students in the Habitat for Humanity Club at High School East participated in a team build in Bay Shore. Learning about teamwork and community giveback, the students worked together on different areas of the home’s construction. Click Here to View
Prior to the Thanksgiving break, students in Susan Picini’s class at Smithtown Elementary School engaged in STEM-based activities, working in groups to design, build and test Mayflower ships. The students created a blueprint, listed materials and built their ships. They tested to see if the ship was able to float and how many “pilgrims” their ship could hold without capsizing. They problem-solved to redesign and alter their ships if needed. The students used words such as... Click Here to View
First-graders at Mills Pond Elementary School made pumpkin pie to celebrate Thanksgiving on Nov. 20. The students learned how to measure and mix ingredients to create this holiday dessert. They worked together taking turns and sharing the things that make them thankful. Click Here to View
High School West recently held a food drive to help local families in need this Thanksgiving. Spearheaded by the school’s Interact Club with the help of teachers Joan Havranak and Dr. Joanne Figueiredo, the drive collected donations from students and faculty members. The club was able to make 43 food baskets for local families and also bought turkeys, turkey pans and $20 gift cards for all families. In addition, they purchased $100 gift cards for families without cooking facilities. Click Here to View
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