STEAM in Youth Programming
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The document outlines various STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) programs offered by the Fayetteville Free Library aimed at enriching youth education. It describes specific activities such as a murder mystery program, a steampunk club, LEGO robotics, and creation workshops, focusing on hands-on learning and critical thinking skills. The library encourages community involvement and provides resources for further exploration of STEAM subjects.
STEAM in Youth Programming
- 1. STEAM in Youth Programming Powering young minds with new ideas. Susan Considine Executive Director Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Margaret Portier Director of Innovative Family Services Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Twitter: @tophile Leah Kraus Virtual Branch Director Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Twitter: @leahkraus73
- 4. Common Core and STEAM Common Core Supports shifts in ELA and Mathematics Learn by doing Apply knowledge Read for information STEAM Opportunity to provide programming around these core subjects Maker culture Learning for fun Relative to interests
- 5. Youngest
- 6. Programs To enrich the STEAM learning experience.
- 7. Murder Mystery in the Library Winter Break Program for school aged children Evaluation of evidence Handwritten notes, video interrogations, actual crime scene clues Comprehend information and critique ELA Shift 4 Text Based Answers ELA Shift 5 Writing from Sources ELA Shift 6 Academic Vocabulary
- 8. STEAMPunk Club Shift 1 Balancing informational and literary text Shift 2 Knowledge in the disciplines Math Shift 2 Coherence • Each month sponsored by a steampunk YA novel • Book discussion • Hands on projects • Hot air balloons • Salt water and air batteries • Wind turbines • Takeapart • Skeletons • Rockets
- 9. Creation Club ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the disciplines Math Shift 5 Application Afterschool club for middle school aged students Each month there is a workshop teaching a new skill or use of technology in the Creation Lab Club Creations are shared on the library website and social media outlets
- 10. LEGO Robotics Math Shift 5 Application Math Shift 6 Dual Intensity College and Career Readiness Use Technology and Digital Media Strategically and Capably First LEGO League Mission:LEGO
- 11. Extreme Weather Local TV meteorologist talked about meteorology and television broadcasting Used green screen wall to make kids into Weathercasters ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the Disciplines ELA Shift 6 Academic Vocabulary College and Career Readiness Use Technology and Digital Media Strategically and Capably
- 12. Takeapart Tuesday ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the Disciplines ELA Shift 6 Academic Vocabulary Math Shift 5 Application Community donated broken and used technology Bring Your Own Tool event Patrons work together to take apart the machines and figure out how they worked
- 13. More Programs Now Make Your Own Book Minecraft Smartplay 3D Printer Certification Teen Volunteers Summer Young Scientists MOST Museum (OCPL) Zoo to You (OCPL) Maker Mondays Kids Can Cook LEGO Angry Birds
- 15. Resources www.fflib.org www.engageny.org www.corestandards.org www.slj.com www.voyamagazine.com www.nyla.org www.ala.org www.ocmboces.org
- 16. Thank you! For further information or to schedule an FFL Innovation Tour please contact: Susan Considine Executive Director [email protected] @sconsidine