Solving Problems in "Where the Wild Things Are"

Smyrna Elementary School teacher uses "Where The Wild Things Are" to inspire these young problem solvers!

Solving Problems in "Where the Wild Things Are"

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Solving Problems in "Where the Wild Things Are"

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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.

Trash Robot

Solving Problems in "Where the Wild Things Are"

Essential Oil Dog Brush

Vape Detector

Double APJ Band

Marshmallow Launcher

Splash Guard

Focus Feelers

Train Tracker App

Cool Dog Collar

Littertron

Firepron

The Peace Orb

Biomass Battery

Bathroom Buddy

MIL-Packs

Stop Cam

Team SOS

Froggy Horse Helpers

Real Estate Rater

Grips for Slips

Plapper

Tree Check Up

B.A.D.

Teacher's Take On: Students Solving World Problems

The Plant Dock

Pesky Palmer

Cleansol

SeaBot 2.0

Totally Tubular!

Sustainable Energy Solution Using Wind Turbines

Annie's Air Awareness Band

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