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Learning Through Action: 3rd and 4th Graders Tackle SDGs with Project-Based Learning



Our 3rd and 4th graders embarked on an exciting journey, using project-based learning STEM they built a community addressing some of the world's most pressing challenges aligned with SDGs 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7. Students designed and built a community store to support families in need and a food bank ensuring access to nutritious meals. They established a school garden, growing fresh produce for the local food bank and promoting sustainable agriculture. The outdoor gym encouraged the citizen to exercise regularly. Students created and built a system to conserve water thus helping the environment. Finally, they built models of solar panels and wind turbines, showcasing renewable energy solutions.


Through this project, our young learners gained hands-on experience, developed problem-solving skills, and fostered a sense of responsibility towards global challenges. Together, they demonstrated that education can empower future leaders to make a positive impact on the world!

Teacher headshot Mrs. Ortiz

Ms. Ortiz's class created a book to help communicate their ideas and visions for a sustainable future. 

Check out their amazing journal!


Click below to see the full Book Creator version. This free tool helps build technology skills kids need to communicate and share their ideas in the modern world!

Book Creator photo of front cover of student's 3DuxDesign project presentation

If you do not have a Book Creator account, you can enjoy their jounal here!


Congratulations to Ms. Ortiz's class for their critical work and the contributions they have made to make our communities more sustainable, fun and healthy places for all!


More project ideas from Ms. Ortiz's class and afterschool programs.

micro:bit used on a 3DuxDesign model

microbits

Sphero robot running through 3DuxDesign model town

Sphero Indie

BeeBot

Thank you Ms. Ortiz for sharing! Coding the Future is the perfect example of an afterschool enrichment program done right; a perfect balance between play and learning and a magical way to integrate a wide range of tech resources in every project!


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