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Annie's Air Awareness Band

This student inventor is making major strides toward cleaner air for our community with a design for fashionable wristwear! 5th grade student inventor, Annie, kicks off the first episode of "Tiny Mic, Big Designs" with a wearable way to track air quality. 

Annie's Air Awareness Band

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Annie's Air Awareness Band

To stay connected with "Tiny Mic, Big Designs," be sure to follow @gpbeducation and @k12inventure on social media. Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and celebrate the extraordinary achievements of these young inventors. Don't miss out on this journey into innovation and imagination – it's time to amplify the voices of tomorrow's leaders today.

Tiny Mic, Big Designs

Join Emmy Award-winning host, Ashley Mengwasser, as she shines a spotlight on the incredible creativity and ingenuity of student inventors across the state participating in Georgia Tech's K-12 Inventure Prize. 

"Tiny Mic, Big Designs," a short-form video series developed in collaboration with the K-12 Inventure Prize, highlights our shared commitment to fostering creativity and excellence in STEM education. It aims not only to inspire the next generation of inventors but also to showcase how education can nurture innovation and entrepreneurship from a young age.

 

Pesky Palmer

Pesky Palmer

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SeaBot 2.0

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Totally Tubular!

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Sustainable Energy Solution Using Wind Turbines

Annie's Air Awareness Band

Annie's Air Awareness Band

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