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Print Issues: Issue 20

A colorful paper kite, perfect for when you want to say Lets go fly, features the phrase Slow and steady wins the race with multicolored letters and a tortoise drawing. Photographed against a clear blue background, it inspires calmness and perseverance.
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Let’s Go Fly a Kite

Second graders had the opportunity to learn all about kites, fly kites, and...
Let’s Go Fly a Kite
A person wearing a black mask and a black t-shirt with a blue emblem is pictured against a neutral background, exuding an air of mystery. The photo, perhaps part of an intriguing project, rests on a document with printed text, all set on a mustard yellow surface.
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Laughter Project

In this hybrid project done in the 2020-2021 school year, fifth graders learned what makes them funny...
Laughter Project
A photo shows a person standing by a lake, pointing toward a distant structure reminiscent of seafaring adventures. A historic anatomical illustration rests on a tilted card against an orange background, with web-like patterns. Text is partially visible on the lower card beneath.
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Seafaring on the Web

In this project, students underwent an exhaustive research project featuring one marine species...
Seafaring on the Web
A person stands outside on a sandy path overlooking water, holding papers. A second image on the print reveals a beautifully illustrated educational pamphlet titled Oso Flaco Slough, showcasing bird migration and native plants. The set rests on a turquoise background.
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Migration is Beautiful

San Diego is located in a “biodiversity hotspot” home to thousands of endemic...
Migration is Beautiful
A card with two images on a mustard background: the top image showcases a girl holding a silver microphone, wearing a pink sweatshirt. The bottom image features wristbands and a card reading Its OK to feel [GOOD] BAD COMPANY in bold, radical style. Text is partially visible, hinting at self-love.
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Radical Self-Love

Radical Self-Love is a year-long, social justice project that unpacks the complex idea of self love...
Radical Self-Love
An artistic pink card featuring a cat face, desserts, and drinks like bubble tea and a pastry evokes the charm of a nostalgic drive-thru. Set against a white card with text, it rests on a vibrant orange background, capturing the playful spirit of its generation.
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Drive-Thru Generation

In this time of COVID19 and social distancing, we must consider our need for appropriately...
Drive-Thru Generation
A photo captures a group of people, including children, strolling along a dirt path in a rural area, surrounded by natures treasures. They are dressed in casual clothing. The image leans against another piece of paper on a light blue background.
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Nature Treasures from Land to Sea

In this interdisciplinary project, Kindergarten students explored the diversity of San Di...
Nature Treasures from Land to Sea
A card features two images: the top reveals DRUMMING in illuminated letters against the night sky; the bottom captures four people at a table in lively conversation. Set against a mustard yellow background, this is part of Project Dreamlights creative exploration initiative.
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Project Dreamlight

Inspired by Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 and Simon Sinek’s Youtube Video “Addiction...
Project Dreamlight
A white game controller with large black buttons is displayed alongside colorful button caps. The background has a wooden design with gaming icons. A cable is included, and a sheet with text is partially visible beneath.
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AbleGamerz

What does ‘disabled’ mean, and how does it affect one’s perceived value in society?
AbleGamerz
Cover of Unboxed magazine, Issue 20, Spring 2021. It showcases a vibrant mural of a woman with long hair cradling a baby. The issue delves into adult learning in schools, featuring insightful articles and engaging interviews.
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Issue 20: Spring 2021

For teachers, the end of every year feels like the conclusion of a quest you’re physica...
Issue 20: Spring 2021
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