Here is the recording of the Virtual STEM Lab Volunteer Training for Ed White and Hall E-STEM Elementary Schools:
Virtual STEM Lab Volunteer Training-20260915_161711-Meeting Recording.mp4
This short training goes over the structure of the STEM Lab, and how one can easily support the work in our STEM lab activities to enhance the learning. Please email Ms. Deschner if you cannot view the link: adeschner@ccisd.net
This week our Kinder is moving along in their Shadow Puppet STEM Lab that they started on Friday. They are studying Light Energy in Science.
Next week, the STEM Lab will host our Book Fair during Open House. We will also be having guest families that are interested in our STEM Program with Mrs. Deschner in the Science Lab. She is sharing about the wonderful opportunities at Ed White, so that lab room will be closed until the meeting is over.
All students will be moving into their Force, Motion and Energy Units during the next Nine Weeks. Below are some online activities that you can do with your child at home!





Please help us keep STEM donations useful! We love our school community’s enthusiasm for supporting the STEM Lab! To ensure donated materials can be used by students, please donate only items listed on our current request list. Materials for labs must be consistent due to lesson constraints. The donation bin is not intended for general recycling or miscellaneous items, and unfortunately, we can’t usually use unlisted materials. Every now and then, we will put out a request for an unusual item. Checking the list before donating helps us spend more time teaching and less time sorting. We truly appreciate your support!
Donation List
Duct Tape
Egg cartons
Toilet Paper Tubes
Paper Towel Tubes
Foam tray – if recycling, make sure it is washed.
Paper or foam plate
Foil
Wax Paper
Straws
Craft sticks or recycled popsicle sticks that you have washed
Rubber bands
Plastic Spoon, Plastic fork
Toothpicks
Index cards
Cotton Balls
Plastic cups or Styrofoam cups
Recycled boxes (cereal, granola box, macaroni boxes, etc.) Break apart so it lays flat. Amazon and other boxes are not easy to build with because they are too hard to cut.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.