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Third graders explore STEAM

Matamoras. The activity was part of Adrianna Nelson’s class.

Matamoras /
| 12 Sep 2024 | 07:15
    L-R: Vivian Glover, Elijah Rivera, and Daphney Hernandez.
    L-R: Vivian Glover, Elijah Rivera, and Daphney Hernandez. ( Photos courtesy of Delaware Valley Elementary School)
    L-R: Jordan Powers and Rudra Desai.
    L-R: Jordan Powers and Rudra Desai.
    L-R: Jason Elvir-Reyes, Sebastian Kerkhoven, and Amy Ibanez.
    L-R: Jason Elvir-Reyes, Sebastian Kerkhoven, and Amy Ibanez.
    L-R: Juno Gara, Amber Been-Rojas, Grace Flathmann.
    L-R: Juno Gara, Amber Been-Rojas, Grace Flathmann.
    L-R: Victor Ortega, Vivian Glover, Amy Ibanez, Nathan Wieboldt, Amber Been-Rojas, Rudra Desai, and Wyatt Martine.
    L-R: Victor Ortega, Vivian Glover, Amy Ibanez, Nathan Wieboldt, Amber Been-Rojas, Rudra Desai, and Wyatt Martine.
    L-R: Wyatt Martine, Felix Ryan.
    L-R: Wyatt Martine, Felix Ryan.
    L-R: Nathan Wieboldt, Jaxson Sexton, Amelia Russo.
    L-R: Nathan Wieboldt, Jaxson Sexton, Amelia Russo.

The third graders at Delware Valley Elementary School are already having fun learning. Recently, the school district shared a fun STEAM activity that took place in Adrianna Nelson’s third-grade class during the first week of school. STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.

The students were given one sheet of paper and 10 pieces of tape. They were allowed to use scissors, but nothing else. They worked in small groups to make the largest paper chain possible. “This was an awesome community building activity, while also having the students think outside the box!” the school district stated.” Great job, Ms. Nelson!”