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Photo of a child’s drawing of superheroes and a display titled Super Hero Closet, where colorful handmade capes unite in vibrant harmony. The enchanting display pops against a bright yellow background.
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Superheroes Unite!

The Superhero project explored what superhero qualities each student possessed and how ...
Superheroes Unite!
A tilted photo depicts an illustration of a historical figure on horseback, symbolizing revolution, overlaid on vintage newspaper clippings and a British flag against an orange backdrop.
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You Say You Want a Revolution?

In this action-packed eight-week project, students used primary and secondary resources ...
You Say You Want a Revolution?
An aerial view of a document displaying a detailed mechanical drawing with intricate gears and mechanisms on a yellow background. The drawing is surrounded by white borders and rests on top of another text-heavy page.
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Apocalypto

Human history is punctuated by the prolific rise and inevitable collapse of ...
Apocalypto
A drawing of a man speaking passionately, wearing a suit and tie, evokes an essence of adventure as it tilts against a mustard yellow background with another document partially visible underneath.
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Choose Your Own Adventure Through U.S. History

For this project, students researched, wrote, and self-published a collection of choose ...
Choose Your Own Adventure Through U.S. History
Children engaged in hands-on activities for Project IDEATE, sitting at tables making crafts. Some are working with wood and tools. The scene is captured in photos on a textured background with a soft orange hue.
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Project IDEATE

Students explored the essential question, “How Can Innovative Ideas Make a Difference?” ...
Project IDEATE
A photo of a tilted paper displaying two images. The top image shows a person holding a tablet over a staircase. The bottom image reveals colorful 3D-printed models on the railing, capturing an artistic timeline. The paper rests on a blue surface.
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3D Printed Timeline

Ninth grade students in the MPX Program at Mid-Pacific Institute created a timeline of ...
3D Printed Timeline
Two DIY paper clocks on a sheet of paper. The upper clock features math equations on a circular paper cutout, making it the best project for math enthusiasts. The lower clock is shaped like a flower with red petal-like hour markers, each with equations. The background is an orange surface.
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Best Project of All Time

Using time as a theme, in this project we explored the mathematical concepts of ...
Best Project of All Time
A 3D-rendered image of a document spotlights a large, smiling portrait of an elderly man, embodying resilience. Below are two smaller portraits: one shows him holding a framed picture, the other captures him in a room with panels. A list of text is partially visible.
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Portraits of Resilience

“We learn a lot about the challenges and problems in the world, but what about how ...
Portraits of Resilience
A magazine page on a yellow background features a colorful abstract desert art piece, evoking thoughts of the California drought. Below, people are seated and watching a screen in a dimly lit room. Text is partially visible on the bottom page, hinting at stories of water conservation efforts.
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Wat_er We Doing? A California Drought Story

In this project students worked together to make a documentary about the current ...
Wat_er We Doing? A California Drought Story
A photo of a yellow wall adorned with vibrant posters. Designs include a rainbow target, heart, and cross, alongside inspiring texts like Do Your Part and Belong & Be Brave. String lights twinkle above like stars guiding an Everest climber on a personal challenge. A paper rests beneath the scene.
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What is your Everest?

After reading the novel Peak, by Roland Smith, fifth grade students studied the ...
What is your Everest?
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