Session Descriptions
Presenters: Rebecca Miller
Introduction to Micro:Bit
Sessions: Wednesday 1A Thursday 1A
Participants will learn to use the micro:bit to design and implement a working pulse sensor device. This hands-on session will introduce basic programming concepts, data collection, and sensor integration using the micro:bit platform. Educators will explore how to guide students in building a device that responds to real-time input, connecting coding to real-world applications in health and science. No prior experience with micro:bit is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to experiment!
Presenters: Rebecca Miller
Connecting STEAM with Nonfiction Books
Sessions: Monday 4D Thursday 1C
Participants will learn how to connect simple, hands-on STEAM activities with engaging non-fiction books to enrich literacy and science instruction. This session will demonstrate how pairing texts with creative challenges can spark curiosity, deepen comprehension, and support cross-curricular learning. Educators will walk away with ready-to-use examples and ideas to bring STEAM concepts to life through stories. Perfect for elementary classrooms and media centers!
Presenters: Byronelle Williams
The Magic of Lego Spike Prime
Sessions: Friday 3BC
This Lego Spike Prime robot session will be presented from the perspective of a classroom teacher. Discover strategies to foster student engagement through project-based learning, collaboration, and critical thinking. Spike Prime can be implemented across various grade levels and subjects with block or Python programming. Gain insight about classroom management and techniques to inspire your students to let their creativity soar!
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