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LEMS is off to space

April 7, 2016
Photos by Melinda Stevens

Melinda Stevens and her first-grade class at Landstuhl Elementary Middle School transform their classroom into Stevens’ Space Museum March 24. The museum is equipped with a NASA space station, a hanging satellite with real lights and robots. College and career ready math skills are essential for each student “astronaut” to master in order to solve the challenging math problems they will encounter on their trip to space.

Brody Geiger, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class (front), and his dad, Travis Geiger, work diligently to create the BB6 robot, which runs on solar and should be handy in space. Anakin Mejia, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class, watches intently to learn a few ideas.
Brody Geiger, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class (front), and his dad, Travis Geiger, work diligently to create the BB6 robot, which runs on solar and should be handy in space. Anakin Mejia, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class, watches intently to learn a few ideas.

 

Benjamin Leffall, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class, and his mother, Carlisha Leffall, work hard to create the Red Snake robot, which runs on sunflower seeds and will clean up after you and do your homework.
Benjamin Leffall, first-grader in Ms. Stevens’ class, and his mother, Carlisha Leffall, work hard to create the Red Snake robot, which runs on sunflower seeds and will clean up after you and do your homework.

 

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