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Build a digital solution like a fire alarm in the maker lab and demonstrate it.
Chart data and create a stop motion video showing growth of your bicep over a 4-month period. Share the video online if willing.
Find a math principle in daily life and share it digitally. Ie. Pythagorean theorem to build a staircase.
Publish your product for stakeholders using the best digital platform or format to reach their audience.
Document monsoonal flooding in our neighborhood and present findings to the school on a digital platform.
Immersive Technology to enhance digital content: Use Green Screen with static/dynamic background.
Create digital presentations demonstrating best practices and appropriate pacing.
Analyze your carbon footprint, share results, and post ideas to reduce it. Share the results in a presentation.
Design, produce, and exhibit or sell an original 3D art product such as keychains, bag tags or jewelry pieces.
Solve a math problem on a digital board, view classmates' solutions, and discuss in groups. Share the work for review.
Use the Engineering Design Process to build strong houses for the Three Little Pigs.
Join online math communities to ask, answer questions, and engage in discussions.
Create a vlog: Students take a walk around the school and interview YIS staff members
For an expert Zoom call, prepare questions in advance and engage the expert during meeting
Set an academic goal using SMART framework. Update progress and share it with teacher and parents.
Predict future world population and needed resources collaboratively.
Modify original artwork using digital tools such as Photoshop and share it in a school-wide exhibition.
Chart and analyze physical fitness changes over time, such as weight, BMI
Students join a writers' platform to exchange ideas and receive feedback on their writing.
Use math to figure out optimum release moment for discus or shotput. Create a video showcasing results for next year’s students to watch.
Create and share a digital art exhibit of a student portfolio using school TV screens
Take a diagnostic math test, analyze results, and identify improvement areas.
Use a robot to draw an art piece/a figure/shape/design
Research a social issue's history and impact using reputable sources.
Research a historical figure and share a unique profile online or on school screens.
Visualize numerical data in bar graphs using educational technology.
Identify a political issue, investigate opinions, and propose legislation as a solution.
Use a spreadsheet to track data and model future predictions. Ie. World population, climate change.
Use technology to provide feedback to peers on their project or product.
Identify a community need and resources for a community activism project.
Create exhibit on Harlem Renaissance featuring music from the period.
Create a daily blog using Sway, Canva, etc. and share the URL on social media.
Use technology for feedback on an original product and reflect on your learning.
Create a 30 second PSA video showcasing ways to reduce plastic use/waste in daily life. Promote online and on school TVs.
Students create book reviews and post their reviews on the library digital platform for others to see.
Use WHO health data to create a simulation in spreadsheets as a WHO Chief Data Analyst
Create bar graphs from collected data using educational technology and learn computational procedures.
Research intellectual property rights and film piracy's effects. Show impact on artists' income visually.
Author’s workshop with Book Creator
Join a digital book club and discuss the book with other members.
Meet a science expert online, share your data, and incorporate their feedback.
Present a Google Earth or Streetview tour of a novel's setting and share online or on campus screens.
