Science
We are here because of YOU
and we are here FOR you!
To my Students:
I love my job because of you, and I miss seeing you everyday! I care about you and your learning, and we want to help. There are so many free resources available to you, so my media specialist friends and I have compiled them into this newsletter. We will continue to update this as new resources emerge that we feel will be helpful to your learning. If you have any questions, feel free to email me lauerc@brightonk12.com. Please see the button below for some great resources.
What’s Happening in Hilton's S.T.E.A.M Center:
The digital world that our students are learning and growing up in is incredibly exciting. Through technology, students have access to new tools and to an incredible range of resources. As a district, we want to make sure our students cultivate the 21st century skills they need and learn safe ways to navigate through our digital world. During STEAM fourth grade students learned about Digital Citizenship and their Digital Footprint. We discussed rules that help keep us safe online while at school and at home.
I am a good Digital Citizen
As a way to ensure that our students are safe at BAS we encourage all students to use Safe Search Sites and the Hilton grade level links. You are more than welcome to use these at home too! These can be found on the Hilton website under “For Students”. Ask your kiddos they can show you where they are.
As a parent and teacher, I love the website Common Sense Media! This is a great place to check if an app, website, book or movie is appropriate for you child. It does a really good job of giving an overview of the resource and it will point out whether it has violence, inappropriate language etc. www.commonsensemedia.org
Courtney Lauer
Hilton Media Specialist
The digital world that our students are learning and growing up in is incredibly exciting. Through technology, students have access to new tools and to an incredible range of resources. As a district, we want to make sure our students cultivate the 21st century skills they need and learn safe ways to navigate through our digital world. During STEAM fourth grade students learned about Digital Citizenship and their Digital Footprint. We discussed rules that help keep us safe online while at school and at home.
I am a good Digital Citizen
- I will make safe and appropriate choices while on my device.
- I will keep my private information private. (last name, phone number, address etc.)
- I will be respectful to myself and others while on my device.
- I will never share my password. (except with parents or teacher)
- I will report any and all bullying I see while on my device. (3-4 grade)
As a way to ensure that our students are safe at BAS we encourage all students to use Safe Search Sites and the Hilton grade level links. You are more than welcome to use these at home too! These can be found on the Hilton website under “For Students”. Ask your kiddos they can show you where they are.
As a parent and teacher, I love the website Common Sense Media! This is a great place to check if an app, website, book or movie is appropriate for you child. It does a really good job of giving an overview of the resource and it will point out whether it has violence, inappropriate language etc. www.commonsensemedia.org
Courtney Lauer
Hilton Media Specialist
At Hilton we are...
Amazing things are happening in the S.T.E.A.M Center! Students have been engineering, persevering, innovating, and working hard on STEAM challenges!
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STEAM Makerspace Area
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Want to donate supplies? Here are just a few suggestions. http://bit.ly/hiltonmakersupplies
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What is a makerspace?
A makerspace is a collaborative work space for making, learning, exploring and sharing that uses no tech tools. It’s more of the maker mindset of creating something out of nothing and exploring your own interests that’s at the core of a makerspace. These spaces are also helping to prepare those who need the critical 21st century skills in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEM). They provide hands on learning, help with critical thinking skills and even boost self-confidence. |
