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teacher teaching the STEM wing collaboratve area
kids working together in groups
students using the AR-Sandbox
our stem breakout area in stam hall
science class in the stem hall tables

STEM Hallway
Break-Out Area

Cedar Park has a newly built STEM break-out space located in our STEM hall. This collaborative area has movable furniture to easily create big to small groups of student interaction. This space has LED panel with an Apple TV for kids and staff to mirror to so they can share and present information to the STEM hall HDTV. The STEM break-out area is also were we teach with our Augmented Reality (AR) Sandbox to teach the fundamentals of geography, landforms and the water cycle.

science teacher showing a minnow
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student tapping our school maple trees to get sap for syrup
goats as special guests
robotics class outside in winter
4th grade geocaching
smell flowers

Outdoor Classrooms

Cedar Park takes learning outside during all seasons so our students can receive authentic learning experiences from: our school pond, our school forest and gardens, tapping maple tress to make our own syrup, having robotics class outside, Geocaching with our GPSs, observing and feeling life science in it's own natural state.

kids exploring stations in sci lab
kids in science stations in lab
science lab
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kids creating DoodleBots

Science Lab

Cedar Park is one of the few elementary schools to have a dedicated science specialist and science lab to promote learning with the inquiry process in all the ares of life science that support our units of study. Our science lab is fully equipped with professional science hands-on tools from beakers to high power microscopes to magnifying glasses to much more 

third graders hammering
fourth graders learning in engineering
engineering lab
kids making animals
kdis using beebots
3rd graders making animals out of recyclables
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kids making marble mazes
kids coding ozobots

Engineering Lab

Cedar Park is the only elementary school in the district with an engineering specialist and dedicated engineering lab. Students use a variety of hands-on, collaborative tools from hammers and nails to 3D printers to a vinyl cutter to legos, to recyclables  to robotics promote students solving problems by following the Engineering Design Process.

kids using laptops in classroom for tech class
mr. staum teaching with ipads in the classroom
kid using laptop to design digital character
pairs using microbits
students creating own app in App Inventor portal
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Technology 

Cedar Park is equipped with many innovative tools for students to engage and learn with. We boast our sets of mobile cart computers, and many different robotics kits. Teachers can use them for classroom learning and the STEM uses them during specialist instruction to enrich the learning done during units of study.