Makerspace

Makerspace 2

 

With our new recycling bins,

lids cannot be put in the bin

because they’re too small for processing. 

Here are some of the creations room 17

students came up with in their

problem-solving . . .

Makerspace

Makerspace

In-room 17 we use Makerspace to develop our problem-solving skills. We encourage our students to think of ways to be creative and inventive in finding solutions to problems.

A makerspace can be any space in school where students and teachers come together to create, invent, prototype, design, tinker, explore, discover, code, build, craft, draft, draw, and more.

Students can work individually or collaboratively using a variety of tools and materials.

Makerspaces typically have a STEM focus (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths). However, makerspace is an ideal platform for projects that work across all subject areas.

Design thinking and Planning

Term 4 2020

 Welcome back to our students and families of Akomanga 17.

Hamilton East School Wiki 1 Whāinga: We show respect to others, value our differences, are inclusive, smile, and say hello. Wiki 1 Whakatauki:

Unbelieve-a-bubble Show

 

Building the biggest Sandpit Volcano

 

Volcano Dioramas 2020