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For my activity:
Sticker- By using the sticker machine, I can create different types of parts of the plants, such as the roots, stem, and so on. Also, maybe creating the environment around the plant, too many factories, too cold, etc.









We created stickers of the different weathers. Students will choose which is the "perfect weather" and place plants in which weather it lands.

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  1. MrysCrtzNovember 1, 2023 at 8:59 PM

    Hi Mia! I absolutely LOVE the layout of your blog! It is so cute and organized! The ISTE CT Standards you chose for your projects were spot on! I especially love that you used the Standard 5.b which states that teachers will empower students to select personally meaningful computational projects on your MakerSpace project! Its fits perfectly with your activity! Your little example doodle is so cute as well! Great job my friend! :)

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