Fourth graders had “snow” much fun programming Dash to plow snow. @HanoverSchools

First and second graders loved solving the Rubik’s Edge!@HanoverSchools

Using ByrdseedTV, fourth graders wrote letters of gratitude from inanimate objects.  They then shared their writing using BookCreator! https://t.co/gdMC0hcdtU

Second graders wrapped up a unit on deductive thinking by playing logic games such as Chocolate Fix and Rush Hour!

Using strategies from Building Thinking Classrooms, students use vertical non permanent surfaces and randomized groupings to encourage more discussions and collaboration in math!

Ss began learning about computational thinking, with a focus on pattern recognition & decomposition. Ss were able to play the game Cluemaster in small groups to practice their logic and deductive reasoning while looking for patterns and breaking down problems into smaller parts.

Third graders have been learning about probability and fairness with the Game Factory Interact Unit. At the end of the unit, they will use the knowledge learned to design their own game! @HanoverSchools

Second graders demonstrated their understanding of point of view in the story Creepy Carrots. Students wrote a passage from the point of view of the carrots, and recorded their writing using ChatterPix. 🥕

Fourth graders began thinking like scientists! Students were able to create a dichotomous key for classifying candy as a class, then they began working in small groups to create a key to classify shells!

Ss work in groups to discover The Power of Parentheses with Byrdseed TV!

5/6 math students began the new school year by establishing norms for group and partner work.

From Bristle Bots, to Breakouts, to Geocaching and Rubik’s Cubes, to Podcasts, and Interactive Math, our gifted resource team enjoyed sharing their expertise at the UPL Conference this week!@HanoverSchools

5th graders programmed Sphero robots to blink a secret message in Morse Code. Then their buddy had to decipher it! @HanoverSchools

There’s no better way to end a school year than to make slime and flashlight read with your STEM buddy! These fifth graders and second graders had a blast working together this year!

After picking their most memorable book, Ss created a book trailer using iMovie & Pixabay. Trailers focused on the theme of the book and shared on Flipgrid.

Equilibrio and Architecto games were the perfect productive struggle for these second graders today! @HanoverSchools

♟✨ 👑 ✨♟Our resident 5th grade chess experts training our “rookies” with #nostresschess in preparation for an end-of- year chess tournament!  🧐

2nd graders practiced visual spatial skills by playing Blink.

Would you rather have 1 elephant or 440 Corgis?? This may sound like nonsense, but these 4th graders used https://t.co/XloieZGHGE to help them MAKE SENSE of their measurement skills! They had a blast estimating & interpreting numbers based on US customary units.

1st Gr worked on how choosing the right strategy can help make problem solving easier. After rolling a target number, Ss dice to reach that target using addition. Ss discussed which strategy would allow them to reach the finish faster! Future problem solvers in 1st grade!