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Integrated Technology and Library Media
Grades PreK-5 2018-19
Welcome to Ms. Prewitt's site!
Here you will find out about things happening in the classroom, details about the library and our collection, as well as tips and information just for parents.
Curious about the technology continuum? Scroll through the grade levels above to see more!
Curious about the technology continuum? Scroll through the grade levels above to see more!
When we are not working on these skills, students will be engaged in a tech-lab where we work on STEM/STEAM projects. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. The goal of STEAM is to look at real-world problems and try to solve them in collaboration with others. For example, the 2nd graders have chair pockets that hold their folders, light books and more. Every time I walk by a chair, I end up knocking down a folder. I want to task the students to come up with a solution. Can they re-engineer these chair pockets so they stay in place better? We'll see! Or what about in March when those Irish tricksters are on the loose. Can students design a leprechaun trap? (Sometimes "real world" is a fun stretch!)
When we are not working on these skills, students will be engaged in a tech-lab where we work on STEM/STEAM projects. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. The goal of STEAM is to look at real-world problems and try to solve them in collaboration with others. For example, the 2nd graders have chair pockets that hold their folders, light books and more. Every time I walk by a chair, I end up knocking down a folder. I want to task the students to come up with a solution. Can they re-engineer these chair pockets so they stay in place better? We'll see! Or what about in March when those Irish tricksters are on the loose. Can students design a leprechaun trap? (Sometimes "real world" is a fun stretch!)
Be sure to look at the grade level pages to see what your child's class is up to!
Be sure to look at the grade level pages to see what your child's class is up to!
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