Elementary School STEM-E

Collaborate and share about your new elementary STEM-E clubs!

dedra.davis

Waiting for drone take off with Jim Davis and his team !

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dedra.davis

Trash to Treasure at the Spring Conference was a blast!

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dedra.davis

SASS-e Glass at Spring Fling -Downtown Andrews, NC

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Peggy Cook

Hexbug Robots

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Martins Creek STEM-E Club members had a terrific time building drawing robots using hex bugs, cups, rubber bands and art supplies. We were amazed at how the vibration of the bugs could be used to powe
senglish

Swain East Elem. is ready for the Super Bowl by designing free standing goal posts & modifying paper footballs for accuracy & distance.

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Pauletta Clark

Elementary Stem-E Conference Iotla Valley

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We had the GREATEST time
jenny.mcmahan

Nantahala STEM club students utilized their critical thinking skills during a Breakout session at the STEM-E Conference in Cherokee.

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jenny.mcmahan

Nantahala STEM-E Club 2018

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senglish

Cooking s'mores in solar ovens at Swain East Elem. with the help of Randi Neff, Project Coordinator at the Smoky Mtn. STEM Collaborative.

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senglish

Designing and testing parachutes. A lesson in gravity and air resistance.

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dedra.davis

Hands on Virtual Reality with instructor Eli Mauck was a hit with the AES team at the Fall Conference!

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dedra.davis

Looking forward to next year! Steam Gals of AES.

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Peggy Cook

Martins Creek STEM Club students investigate aquaponics.

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Students used quart jars, goldfish and lettuce to create a working aquaponic system.
dedra.davis

Andrews Elementary Stem e class

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The SteAm Gals are designing glass jewelry. The pieces are then fused in a microwave glass kiln. Students are learning about the properties of glass and the challenges of working with it at high
samantha.treadway

Cherokee Elementary

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We had a blast at the STEM-E conference! Thank you for letting us participate!
senglish

Swain East Elementary-Engineering the tallest free-standing tower using only two sheets of newspaper and 12 inches of tape!

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jenny.mcmahan

Students in Nantahala STEM-E learning about macroinvertebrates and insect metamorphosis at the Nantahala Outdoor Center.

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dedra.davis

Andrews Elementary Enters Virtual Reality in Cherokee!

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Virtual Reality was our first session at the Elementary Stem E conference and WOW! It delivered!
senglish

Had a great time with the Swain East kids at the STEM E Conference today at Cherokee Schools!

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senglish

Swain East Elementary students have a great time experimenting with the Science and fun of bottle flipping.

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