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Warren Whitney

@warwhitney

Professional Learner, Middle School Teacher of #STEAM and #COVER Dispositions

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This week Ss created challenges using only the digits: 1, 2, 5, & 8. Today’s big questions - What is the largest even number we can make? How many numbers can we make with 8 in the ones place? Ss compared the results with an investigation of 5 in the thousands place. Are they =?

This week Ss created challenges using only the digits: 1, 2, 5, & 8. Today’s big questions - What is the largest even number we can make? How many numbers can we make with 8 in the ones place? Ss compared the results with an investigation of 5 in the thousands place. Are they =?
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Students playing strategy games together to end the week. No dice, no cards, no spinners. Last week Abalone, this week Quoridor. Encouraging community, logical thinking, and fun! #GrowWithGrafflin #WeAreChappaqua

Students playing strategy games together to end the week. No dice, no cards, no spinners. Last week Abalone, this week Quoridor. Encouraging community, logical thinking, and fun! #GrowWithGrafflin #WeAreChappaqua
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Ss created their own four-digit pattern problems on index cards. Two numbers given to discern the pattern, two blanks to fill in. Then Ss tried to rank the cards by difficulty, 1-5, first individually, then by committee. Finally, we discussed a disagreement as a class. Is it a 5?

Ss created their own four-digit pattern problems on index cards. Two numbers given to discern the pattern, two blanks to fill in. Then Ss tried to rank the cards by difficulty, 1-5, first individually, then by committee. Finally, we discussed a disagreement as a class. Is it a 5?
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Students use our new table size white boards for the first time - which situations require exact answers and which ones are better estimated? #growwithgrafflin #wearechappaqua

Students use our new table size white boards for the first time - which situations require exact answers and which ones are better estimated? #growwithgrafflin #wearechappaqua
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Four questions students can ask of any math situation: 1. What do you notice? 2. Does it require exact or estimate? 3. What can you visualize? 4. What can you figure out mentally? #growwithgrafflin #wearechappaqua

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5th grade students programming Sphero robots to trace a square: Collaboration, Experimentation, and a seamless application of math concepts (angles, negative numbers, decimals, etc.). Sphero Education Bobby Bell

5th grade students programming Sphero robots to trace a square: Collaboration, Experimentation, and a seamless application of math concepts (angles, negative numbers, decimals, etc.). <a href="/SpheroEdu/">Sphero Education</a> <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a>
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Collaboration - Optimism - Visualization - Experimentation - Reflection (COVER dispositions figure prominently in the Bell STEAM Center) #COVER Bobby Bell

Collaboration - Optimism - Visualization - Experimentation - Reflection
(COVER dispositions figure prominently in the Bell STEAM Center) #COVER <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a>
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I'm taken by the passion shown at successfully completing a self-created challenge (directing a Sphero Mini through cardboard tubes they found in the Bell STEAM Center) Sphero Education Bobby Bell

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Sphero Mini Mini-Golf! Students constructed and played mini-golf holes using two robots. Each hole had moving features courtesy of Hummingbird Kits. Ss then tried to solve the holes by coding Sphero Minis. Sphero Education BirdBrain Technologies Bobby Bell #REBellTone

Sphero Mini Mini-Golf! Students constructed and played mini-golf holes using two robots. Each hole had moving features courtesy of Hummingbird Kits. Ss then tried to solve the holes by coding Sphero Minis. <a href="/SpheroEdu/">Sphero Education</a> <a href="/birdbraintech/">BirdBrain Technologies</a> <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a> #REBellTone
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Watch this video of Sphero Mini Mini-Golf (with two robots)! It shows the wonderfully varied designs Ss made using Hummingbird Kits. Plus their engagement in trying to solve each other mini-golf holes by coding Sphero Minis. Sphero Education BirdBrain Technologies Bobby Bell #REBellTone

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Fifth grade students designed and 3D printed backpack tags, most of them using TinkerCad for the first time. Look at the wonderful variety of the designs! Bobby Bell #REBellTone

Fifth grade students designed and 3D printed backpack tags, most of them using TinkerCad for the first time. Look at the wonderful variety of the designs! <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a> #REBellTone
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6th grade students first use Scratch to model the future effects of rising sea levels on a chosen coastal city. Then they research and construct potential options for protecting those cities. Scratch Team Bobby Bell

6th grade students first use Scratch to model the future effects of rising sea levels on a chosen coastal city. Then they research and construct potential options for protecting those cities.  <a href="/scratch/">Scratch Team</a> <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a>
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STEAM Miniature Golf Course: moving features designed, constructed, and coded by 5th graders using Hummingbird robots; putter heads developed, 3D printed, and fabricated into golf clubs by 8th graders. BirdBrain Technologies Paul Rotstein Bobby Bell

STEAM Miniature Golf Course: moving features designed, constructed, and coded by 5th graders using Hummingbird robots; putter heads developed, 3D printed, and fabricated into golf clubs by 8th graders. <a href="/birdbraintech/">BirdBrain Technologies</a> <a href="/MrRotstein/">Paul Rotstein</a> <a href="/BobbyBellMS/">Bobby Bell</a>
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Señor Sphero! Español students first practice coding to move the robot around una villa (chair). They then use a green screen to tour Señor around a pretend classroom. Finally, using iMovie, they describe the robot's adventures using Español. Srta Murphy

Señor Sphero! Español students first practice coding to move the robot around una villa (chair). They then use a green screen to tour Señor around a pretend classroom. Finally, using iMovie, they describe the robot's adventures using Español. <a href="/MurphySrta/">Srta Murphy</a>
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5th g Ss coding to get Spheros to go through maze while others experiment with Little Bits to make motors, alarms,security devices, etc ⁦Warren Whitney⁩ ⁦Kerry Keenan⁩ ⁦G Curtis BMS Principal⁩ ⁦Adam Pease

5th g Ss coding to get Spheros to go through maze while others experiment with Little Bits to make motors, alarms,security devices, etc ⁦<a href="/warwhitney/">Warren Whitney</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/1986MetsFan/">Kerry Keenan</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/geoffcurtis/">G Curtis BMS Principal</a>⁩ ⁦<a href="/DrAPease/">Adam Pease</a>⁩