Elementary Student Teachers learning about the importance of using energizers in the classroom!
Elementary Student Teachers learning about the importance of using energizers in the classroom!
Elementary Student Teachers learning about the importance of using energizers in the classroom!
Student teacher Liz Haskins from Minneha using new technology to engage students in math practices.
Shocker STEM Camp 2019
Camp Invention® a high-energy, STEM summer camp is now part of Shocker STEM Camp at Wichita State University from June 10 – 14. For more information go to: wichita.edu/shockerstemcamp.
Jill Fisher from the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics came to the School of Education today. What a great presentation! Remember, Jill will come to your school (locally) if you give her a call at 316-978-6503.
Jodi McArthur, an elementary education university supervisor, sent this video from the 4th of July celebration in Peabody, KS. Love the Shocker pride!
Enjoyed meeting students from Barton County Upward Bound program today! We created and tested soda straw rockets. Can’t wait to see these students back in #ShockerNation in a few years! #WSUNOW
Engineering design is fun! Elementary education majors learn that teaching is rocket science!
Elementary Education students do engineering design projects using the game “Angry Birds!” Great job Rachel Doerflinger and Kelsey Morehead! #WSUNOW
Congratulations to our own Dr. Katie Ellis Cramer!!!! She was just awarded the Service award! We are extremely proud and blessed and honored to have such a ROCKSTAR!!!
Always a favorite evening when Dyane Smokorowski comes to speak to the elementary interns about technology in the classroom.
Jill Fisher from the Fairmount Center for Science and Math spoke to the elementary 2B students today! Fun stuff! Be sure to call the Center to schedule Jill to come to your school! 978-6503.
Trying NASA’s straw rockets engineering design project. By the redesign stage, the farthest rocket went 999 cm! Science rocks!
Jill Fisher from the Fairmount Center for Science and Mathematics Education at WSU came to science class today and did her presentation on solids, liquids, and gasses. She'll come to your classroom (if you are local) if you call 978-3191.