Tag Archives: technology
ALL ABOARD: WE’RE GATHERING STEAM
Source: BrainPop BrainPop is a series of websites that engages kids with learning games, animated movies, and activities. Its offerings help challenge students to reflect, make connections, and engage in deeper, curiosity-driven learning. With resources across the subject spectrum, from arts and music to engineering and tech, there’s BrainPop ideas and activities to inspire every […]
Posted in At-home Learning Resources, M's Blog
Also tagged online activity, STEAM, STEAM activity, STEAM resources
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ALL ABOARD: WE’RE GATHERING STEAM
Source: Girls Who Code Girls Who Code offers a huge archive of Code At Home activities for kids to discover. Create a public service announcement to stand up for mother nature, learn digital art, play a game where you create and catch a meteor, go through their step-by-step activist toolkit series, learn the text-based language […]
Posted in At-home Learning Resources, M's Blog
Also tagged Activities for kids, At-home Experiments, online activity, STEAM, STEAM activity
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Hands-On Harley-Davidson
Hands-On Harley-Davidson™ is ready to hit the road! Developed by the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and on display for the first time in Canada, this educational travelling exhibition illustrates science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts through a one-of-a-kind visitor experience that lets kids Dream It!… Build It!… and Ride It! Read More…
Posted in Events, M's Blog, Upcoming Events, Updates
Also tagged 103.1 Virgin radio, Betty Brinn Children's Museum, CIBC Wood Gundy, day camp, engineering, Global Television, H-D U.S.A., Hands-On Harley-Davidson, Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company, Harley-Davidson Winnipeg, Len Dubois Trucking Inc., math, Prairie Public, school programs, science, stem, The Winnipeg Foundation, Toromont CAT, travelling exhibition
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The Technology Behind Impossible Animals
By popular request, learn about the technology behind Impossible Animals, created by Winnipeg-based new media group PO-MO Inc. This short video features details about the project by PO-MO’s Meghan Athavale. Read More…
Posted in Events, M's Blog, Upcoming Events, Updates
Also tagged impossible animals, meghan athavale, Po-Mo, summer exhibition, temporary exhibition, travelling exhibition
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