Robots in our World and Beyond
- School:
- Van R Butler Elementary
- Subject:
- STEM Education
- Teacher:
- Cindy Safstrom
- Jade Mitchell
- Students Impacted:
- 39
- Grade:
- 3
- Date:
- October 1, 2024
Investor
Thank you to the following investor for funding this grant.
Florida Power & Light - $1,481.22
Goal
The goal is to provide hands-on projects to connect our Science, Math, and English Language Arts curriculums to real world applications.
Category
Learning Aids - Sunshine state book sets, robotics kits, puzzle boards, science models, engineering supplies, etc.
What will be done with my students
We will construct Solar Powered Robots and Solar System Replicas which will provide practical experience and education with solar energy and technology. The students will learn about renewable sources of energy and their origin while having fun!
Benefits to my students
Research on STEM activities reports that providing opportunities for students to engineer physical projects develops manual dexterity and problem solving skills. Creating projects like these improve their logical thinking processes as well as their self-confidence. Collaboration opportunities will promote teamwork among students. Providing an opportunity to build robots and replicas will enhance student skills in science, technology, engineering, and math, as well as language arts.
Budget Narrative
39@24.99 for Solar Robots Projects
39@12.99 for Solar System Replica Kits
Items
| # | Item | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sillbird STEM 12-in-1 Education Solar Robot Toys for Boys Ages 8-13 | $974.61 |
| 2 | 4M Solar System Planetarium - DIY Glow In The Dark Astronomy Planet Model Stem Toys Ages 8-13 | $506.61 |
| Total: | $1,481.22 |
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