Young Voices: Superkids Speak Students explored personal and inspirational forms of power through reflection, research, and creative storytelling.
Craftivism Craft activism to foster empathy, critical thinking, and civic engagement, encouraging students to express themselves on social issues through art
Come Play With Us Patricia Lim and Stacey Stevenson created an inquiry-based project about the nature of play, in the hopes it could ultimately transform the underused space into a nature playground.
Laughter Project In this hybrid project done in the 2020-2021 school year, fifth graders learned what makes them funny…
Big Ideas from Small Creatures First grade scientists in Room 2 have been interested in garden creatures for a long …
Ideas That Changed the World Fourth Grade students recreated a World’s Fair, complete with their own working …
You Say You Want a Revolution? In this action-packed eight-week project, students used primary and secondary resources …
Superheroes Unite! The Superhero project explored what superhero qualities each student possessed and how …
Who Walks Here: The Journey of Our People and Our Land The Who Walks Here project came from the teachers’ passion for nature and wanting our …
The Bee Project Why do we need honey bees and how do they affect our world? In order to answer these …
Explorers of the World This project introduced Kindergarteners to exploration, observation, mapping, multiple …
Rock Stars, Eggs, and Teaching What really counts in the “egg drop challenge” is what happens after an egg breaks…
The Art of Folding Paper Project Cards provide quick glimpses of inspiring projects designed by teachers and realized in collaboration with students.
Morning Meeting: Rooting the Day in Community and Social Justice Mara Gonzales ditched the “Would You Rather” questions in her Morning Meetings and now starts the day with discussions about recognizing privilege…
