Getting ready for Cardboard Challenge family night. Our urban gardens look amazing! JackAndersonElemSTEM

Fun day of learning at Lost River Cave, KY JackAndersonElemSTEM

4th graders identified elements of poetry in the book, Love That Dog by Sharon Creech. Students analyzed theme and created a Graffiti Wall. JackAndersonElemSTEM

A “snowball toss” is a fun way to identify theme and its’ supporting evidence. JackAndersonElemSTEM

Investigating Earth’s layers and making models in the STEM lab. JackAndersonElemSTEM

Thank you @WHUD_H2O for partnering with us and making GIS Day a fun, learning experience for all JAE students. JackAndersonElemSTEM

4th graders designed scenes from various Jan Brett Christmas stories. I loved seeing their creativity!@JAE_stem

I love my team! #jaegratitude

4th graders designing waterslides to test kinetic and potential energy.JackAndersonElemSTEM

I’m thankful for C-hall’s TA, Sabrina! She is always willing to help, and always arrives with a smile#JAEgratitude JackAndersonElemSTEM

Thankful for Fridays and rainbows!@JAE_stem #JAEgratitude

Dr. Julie Lemmon-(pathologist)delivered interesting information regarding viruses. She shared ways to contract and prevent transmission JackAndersonElemSTEM

Thankful for students who are excited to exchange valentines and show kindness to others❤️JackAndersonElemSTEM #JAEgratitude

Learning about alternative forms of energy. The students designed functioning wind turbines.JackAndersonElemSTEM

Callie’s STEM project-a solar oven and a smile. It makes me happy to see students making the best of learning at home. JackAndersonElemSTEM

These JAE 4th graders are making academic progress! They make me so proud! JackAndersonElemSTEM

Gardening, cooking, journaling about ladybugs & butterflies, and painting rocks. I love that students are exploring new avenues while learning at home. JackAndersonElemSTEM #SumnerConnect

JAE 4th graders exploring STEM projects on Fun Friday. JackAndersonElemSTEM #SumnerConnect

This student is taking part in a “family state project” to learn about other states. Savannah picked Alabama, so she studied and wrote about Helen Keller’s life. As a stem activity, she recreated the Edmund Pettis Bridge. JackAndersonElemSTEM #SumnerConnect

JAE scientist, Isla, observes a butterfly chrysalis under her microscope. We love her curiosity and detailed scientific observations.JackAndersonElemSTEM @co_sumner #SumnerConnect