STEAM IT! 2019.
Pictures from our STEAM FAIR event held on the 28th of June 2019.
Category: Crafts
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Why Bloomseed Elementary Summer School ?
Summer school can be the best way to retain things learned in the previous school year. After all, it is easy to forget simple math calculations and words if you spend the entire holidays watching movies and playing games. Summer school can help students apply what they have learned in a fun, more carefree environment. […]
The A in STEAM !
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math. At Bloomseed our approach to STEAM education aims to help students understand and use connections between all of these five disciplines to become well-rounded.STEAM education has it roots in STEM,which was essentially STEAM without the arts.It is now generally accepted that the arts should become […]
STEAM FAIR: Path Following Robot!
The objective of this competition was to program a robot to follow a well defined path. With this in mind, the teachers decided to design and build a path for a robot to follow earning points along the way. However, to increase the competitions complexity, the robot had to not only follow a straight path […]
[PICTURES] OUR STEAM BUTTERFLIES!
Check out our STEAM Butterflies!Some of our kids posed in front of the butterfly art work.This artwork was made by gluing bottle tops to a butterfly outline.This type of activity builds the creative spirit of our children.
PICTURES :WINNERS OF THE STEAM COMPETITION!
The Goal Getter team came won the STEAM Competition.Second and third place were the Ultimate Constructors and the Skywalkers respectively. Below are pictures of some of the projects which include art,architecture,models,helicopters,city& building models,a robot train and a robot ship.
OF ADIRE AND MANY [email protected] SCHOOL
This summer our children learnt how to make Adire. Adire textile is a “tie and dye”cloth made and worn primarily by the Yoruba people who live in south west Nigeria. The name adire was first applied to patterned indigo-dyed cloth(shown above) made in the early twentieth century and then later to more colorful multi-hued clothes […]