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Print Issues: Issue 10

A tilted page showcasing two images: one of children preparing vegetables, and the other of a wooden cutting board with herbs, a knife, and various vegetables. The vibrant scene against an orange background encourages healthy choices and thoughtful preparation.
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Healthy Choices: Food For Thought

The Food for Thought project focused on why and how to make healthy food choices.
Healthy Choices: Food For Thought
A mock magazine cover features two images of a person dressed in dramatic, historical attire. The top image is a close-up, while the bottom shows a full-body view, capturing the essence of a Historic Rap battle with vibrant green and gold accents.
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Historic Rap Throwdown

In pairs, students chose and then researched a controversial historical figure that had ...
Historic Rap Throwdown
Illustration of a vibrant concert scene with a guitarist and drummer performing on a stage that resembles a toy theatre. The audience is depicted as silhouettes, while a colorful, abstract background marks turning points in the lively atmosphere.
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Turning Points, Toy Theatre

The goal of this project was to recreate and interpret critical historical turning ...
Turning Points, Toy Theatre
A newspaper-style document titled The World Uncovered explores themes like extinction, global maps, and collaborative projects. The layout features colorful sections with images and text on a tilted sheet over an orange background, inviting readers to delve into the mysteries of our uncovered world.
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The End of the World Uncovered

Students and teachers built this project from scratch. We started with students’ ...
The End of the World Uncovered
A child wearing a white shirt and colorful glasses is joyfully exploring the matter of slime-making at a table. All around him, various labeled slime containers are displayed on a wooden surface. The background features printed text documents against a blue backdrop.
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Matter All Around

First Grade Scientists explored the world of matter all around them! They wondered…
Matter All Around
A 3D-rendered open book showcases a vibrant landscape art piece with a colorful geometric design and a classroom bookshelf. The bookshelf, set against a blue wall, is brimming with bright books and learning materials.
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The Learning Landscape

Students often complain about their learning environments, whether it’s comfort ...
The Learning Landscape
A white card rests on a textured yellow surface, featuring two photos. The top photo shows a 5th grader climbing a colorful wall with the agility of a seasoned fitter. The bottom photo displays framed informational displays on a wooden rack.
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Are You Fitter Than a 5th Grader?

Over the course of 11 weeks, 5th grade students studied the human body, learned about ...
Are You Fitter Than a 5th Grader?
A piece of paper displays an intriguing odyssey through time: The top photo shows a small cardboard boat floating in a sink, reminiscent of 9th-grade creativity. Below, people paddle cardboard boats in a marina against a solid mustard yellow backdrop.
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The Great 9th Grade Odyssey

Students worked in groups of three or four to create boats made solely out of cardboard ...
The Great 9th Grade Odyssey
A floating puzzle piece paper on a blue background reveals the energy of a partially completed image, depicting blue sky and structures with a cage near a tree. Text is visible at the top and bottom of the paper.
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Energy Puzzles

Our senior engineering students created jigsaw puzzles to introduce energy concepts to ...
Energy Puzzles
A collage of five photos showcasing colorful geometric sculptures hanging from a classroom ceiling, embodying student agency. Made of interconnected rods and shapes, these vibrant creations reflect creative mindsets that brighten the space.
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Mindsets and Student Agency

We can’t force students to develop agency and drive their own learning. It must come from...
Mindsets and Student Agency
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