Talawanda STEM

If you happen to stop by Thursday night’s concert uptown this week keep an eye out for your Talawanda STEM teacher, Mrs. Sebald, playing on stage with Miami’s Steel Band! 🎵

Looking for STEM Summer Camps?

Miami University is offering two camps. Check them out!

NumberUp Innovation Coed Camp (11-14 year olds)
June 24-28 9am-3pm $59
https://miamiuniversity.cventevents.com/event/NumberUpCoed2024/summary

NumberUp Innovation Girls (11-14 year olds)
June 10-14 9am-3pm $59
https://miamiuniversity.cventevents.com/event/NumberUpGirls2024/summary

Pearson & Kuhl Engineers created interactive drawings using a Makey Makey and a little Scratch coding!

Kramer 4th Graders used Hummingbird Robotics to code an interactive poster which they presented to their classmates. Check out these polished products!

The Ackley & Rucker engineers used a Makey Makey and some Scratch coding to bring their Bottle Dolls to life!

Kramer 5th graders used the Engineering Design Process to build restaurants for their Grubhub challenge that met the Zoning Requirements (area and volume) of O-Town!

Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Come on out to the Miami University Steel Band Concert at Hall Auditorium Saturday night and look for Mrs. Sebald on stage. 🎵 Show starts at 7:30pm!

Need tickets? Click here- https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/45332874/miami-university-steel-band-30th-anniversary-concert-oxford-hall-auditorium

Did you know you can turn aluminum foil into a musical instrument? With a little help from a Makey Makey, these Kramer 3rd graders created beautiful music on their aluminum foil pianos!

Kramer 5th graders are having a blast designing, building, coding and testing their own AUTONOMOUS food delivery vehicles. We have those Starship robots roaming the streets of Oxford to thank for the inspiration for this challenge. Stay tuned for updates!

Kramer 4th graders were putting on quite the light show this week as they learn how to wire and code lights using Hummingbird Robotics. 💡