2018 STUDENT

TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE

Pennsylvania Association of Educational Communications and Technology

HARRISBURG CAPITOL ROTUNDA MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2018 PAECT Student Technology Showcase 2018 Table School Name School District School City Floor

1 & 2 Trexler Middle School Allentown School District Allentown 1st 3 Ritter Elementary Allentown School District Allentown 1st 4 Trexler Middle School Allentown School District Allentown 1st 5 Francis D. Raub Middle School Allentown School District Allentown 1st 6 Miles Township Elementary Penns Valley Area School District Rebersburg 1st 7 Penns Valley Intermediate School Penns Valley Area School District Spring Mills 1st 8 Shippensburg Area Middle School Shippensburg Area School District Shippensburg 1st 9 St. Columba School Harrisburg Diocese Bloomsburg 1st 10 St. Louise de Marillac Catholic School Diocese of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 1st 11 Council Rock High School North Council Rock School District Newtown 1st 12 Susquehannock High School Southern York County School District Glen Rock 1st 13, 14, 15 Bald Eagle Area High School Bald Eagle Area School District Wingate 1st 16, 17 Mifflin County High School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 18 Mifflin County Middle School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 19, 20 Lewistown Intermediate School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 21, 22 Mifflin County High School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 23 Lewistown Intermediate School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 24, 25 Lewistown Elementary School Mifflin County School District Lewistown 1st 26, 29 Montgomery Elementary School Montgomery Area School District Montgomery 1st 30, 31 Montgomery Elementary School Montgomery Area School District Montgomery 1st 32 Delta-Peach Bottom Elementary South Eastern School District of York County Delta 1st 33, 34, 35 Klinger Middle School Centennial School District Southampton 1st Klinger Middle School and William 36 Centennial School District Southampton 1st Tennent High School 37 Klinger Middle School Centennial School District Southampton 1st 38 Lenkerville Elementary Millersburg Area School District Millersburg 2nd 39 Wyncote Elementary Cheltenham School District Wyncote 2nd 40 Myers Elementary Cheltenham School District Elkins Park 2nd 41 Dallastown Area Intermediate School Dallastown Area School District York 2nd 42 Falling Spring Elementary School Chambersburg Area School District Chambersburg 2nd 43, 44 East Elementary School Greenville Area School District Greenville 2nd 45, 46, 47 Whitehall-Coplay Middle School Whitehall-Coplay School District Whitehall 2nd 48 Father Judge High School Archdiocese of Philadelphia Philadelphia 2nd 49 Wyomissing Area High School Wyomissing Area School District Wyomissing 2nd Table 1: What's So Cool about Manufacturing? Trexler Middle School • Allentown School District • Allentown, PA

Our presentation will focus on a video created about Ocean Spray to highlight the possibility of jobs in manufacturing.

Advisor: Conchetta Marucci

Student Presenters: Sallee Boose Jefferson Modesto Elizabeth Iang Sandra Ramirez Quinn Ciomo

Representative: Michael Schlossberg Senator: Patrick Browne

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Table 2: National History Day: Websites Trexler Middle School • Allentown School District • Allentown, PA

We will showcase websites that were created for this year's National History Day Competition.

Advisor: Conchetta Marucci

Student Presenters: Melody Herrera Jefferson Modesto Samuel Goode Brian Badillo Isabella Macsisak Jena LaTorres

Representative: Michael Schlossberg Senator: Patrick Browne

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Table 3: iMovie Book Reports Ritter Elementary • Allentown School District • Allentown, PA

Students in fifth grade created book trailers to analyze story elements, communicate their opinion of the book, and celebrate reading. Student videos are presented to the class and used to help students decide what they would like to read next.

Advisor: Sarah Cummings

Student Presenters: Synthia Layous Mason Marcks Andre Mamari Gwendolyn Muller Jacob Williams James Yacoub

Representative: Michael Schlossberg Senator: Patrick Browne

Table 4: National History Day: Documentary Trexler Middle School • Allentown School District • Allentown, PA

This presentation is about a documentary that was prepared for this year's National History Day: Conflict and Compromise Competition.

Advisor: Conchetta Marucci

Student Presenters: Tynajer Pearce Myrick Gleishmari Luciano Espinal Liberty Williams Gabriela Ramirez Elijah Albert Stein

Representative: Michael Schlossberg Senator: Patrick Browne

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Table 5: Raub Video Club Presents... Francis D. Raub Middle School • Allentown School District • Allentown, PA

Video club students will showcase their video equipment and some of the videos they have done including the video for the completion “What’s So Cool about Manufacturing?” The Francis D. Raub Middle team was awarded the “Outstanding Cool Award”.

Advisor: Sylvia Gordon

Student Presenters: Nathilyn Legrand Kalliyana Long Akwal Madok Eliesha Padilla Lourdes Payano Jamie Sorto

Representatives: & Michael Schlossberg Senator: Patrick Browne

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Table 6: To Space with Technology Miles Township Elementary • Penns Valley Area School District • Rebersburg, PA

The fourth grade studies of space were enhanced with technological tools. Students created a model of the Solar System using coding with Tynker. We participated in two webinars with the California Academy of Science. Our study of the moon included a STEM project that culminated in creating a video to demonstrate learning.

Advisor: Angela Homan

Student Presenters: Carter Ironside Luke Ruoff Tazer Ronk Rylan Birge

Representatives: & Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman Table 7: VR in the Elementary Classroom Penns Valley Intermediate School • Penns Valley Area School District • Spring Mills, PA

Learn about engaging and motivating apps and tools that make entering the world of VR in elementary school easily accessible for all grades. Students in grade 5 will demonstrate how they use VR tools such as Merge Cube and CoSpaces to learn about their world in 3D. VR is possible in almost any grade or subject. Come see how we have incorporated this futuristic tool in our everyday learning.

Advisors: Kristen Albright & Ryan Carty

Student Presenters: Xavier Crader Ashley Whitsel Maura Horner Marinn Peters Max King Dilon Reilly

Representative: Kerry Benninghoff Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 8: The Power of Presentation Shippensburg Area Middle School • Shippensburg Area School District • Shippensburg, PA

We will demonstrate options for students to use other than the boring, old PowerPoint. Students have investigated different technology options for presentations.

Advisor: Katie Watts

Student Presenters: Kendyl Seeders Abby Brink Rachel Alleman Gracie Hipple Cameron Gilbert Corbin Kelly Lucy Bourg

Representative: Rob Kauffman Senator: II

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Table 9: Multi Media Jeopardy St. Columba School • Harrisburg Diocese • Bloomsburg, PA

Seventh-grade students made a multimedia interactive jeopardy game using cross-curricular content and fun trivia questions. Students wrote and hyperlinked the questions and answers, chose their own graphics, and inserted transitions between each question. Students then quizzed each other to assess content knowledge.

Advisors: Dave Webb & Ron Drumm

Student Presenters: Matthew Getz John Guerriero Reed Keck Damyan Petryshak Morgan Pierce Alina Shannon Alexis Turayev

Representative: David Millard Senator: Table 10: Interactive Video for a Mobile Studio, MakerSpace or STREAM Lab St. Louise de Marillac Catholic School • Diocese of Pittsburgh • Pittsburgh, PA

Students in grades 7 & 8 will present how they use TouchCast, a FREE iPad app, to create multimedia projects which includes green screen effects, lower thirds, whiteboards, annotation tools, multi camera features, and VAPPS-video apps. Students and teachers can add poll questions, live social media feeds, websites, images, and more to create interactive media. The students collaborate to film school events and create cross curricular projects for our morning announcements, special news features, weather reports, class projects, and more that can be shared with a global audience. Students will also share tips as well as video equipment, microphones, lights, and other apps that enhance production quality for video. All examples can be adapted for use with elementary to high school level. Using an iPad and the TouchCast App makes it possible to create a mobile video studio or a video recording area for a MakerSpace or STREAM Lab.

Advisor: Zee Ann Poerio

Student Presenters: Shea Gallagher Briella Lucadamo Nathan Klein Mario Williams Kaitlyn Karrenbauer Riley Mazur

Representative: John Maher Senator: Guy Reschenthaler ______

Table 11: Engaging English Students with PBLAs Council Rock High School North • Council Rock School District • Newtown, PA

This book is so boring! Technology integration allows this familiar English student battle cry to be turned into a problem based learning activity. Through the use of avatars and screencasting tools, students collaborate to rewrite classic literature making the story more interesting for them while developing some valuable 21st Century skills.

Advisor: Hollie Woodard

Student Presenters: Morgan Johnson Nick Forsyth Jenna McCaffrey Donovan Marte Anna Gambescia Cooper Roe-Lipsky

Representative: Senator: Charles McIlhinney Jr. ______

Table 12: The Susquehannock Courier: A Digital Media Course Susquehannock High School • Southern York County School District • Glen Rock, PA

Students and advisors will discuss how the course has welded together two different digital media courses to update the student news website's content with video journalism, photography, and text-based pieces. The Susquehannock Courier, www.shscourier.com, has a staff made up of students from grades 9-12.

Advisors: Sara Mooney & Tim Hare

Student Presenters: Mia Kobylski Elizabeth Johns Allyson Waltemyer Madison Gillespie Annie Hebel Jade Reall

Representative: Senator: Scott Wagner Table 13: Our World Bald Eagle Area High School • Bald Eagle Area School District • Wingate, PA

Presenters will showcase an animation about our world and the environment.

Advisors: Sharon Nilson & Max Besong

Student Presenters: Alice Statham Skylynd Brown

Representative: Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 13: The Garden of Vegan Bald Eagle Area High School • Bald Eagle Area School District • Wingate, PA

Students will display a website based on the Vegan lifestyle.

Advisors: Sharon Nilson & Max Besong

Student Presenters: Michael Bailey Luke Wilson Kylie Hoffman

Representative: Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 14: Stressed Bald Eagle Area High School • Bald Eagle Area School District • Wingate, PA

This is a program on the iPad. It’s a game that helps school students deal with stress.

Advisors: Sharon Nilson & Max Besong

Student Presenter: Kathleen Haagen

Representative: Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman Table 14: Graphic Design Bald Eagle Area High School • Bald Eagle Area School District • Wingate, PA

We recycle at BEA.

Advisors: Sharon Nilson & Max Besong

Student Presenters: Madelyn Bailey Alyssa Packard Tim Durachko

Representative: Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 15: Robotics Bald Eagle Area High School • Bald Eagle Area School District • Wingate, PA

Robotics

Advisors: Sharon Nilson & Max Besong

Student Presenters: Breton Etters Jeff Fry Mason Finnochio Kya Gresh Lorien Farber

Representative: Michael Hanna Senator: Jake Corman

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Tables 16: Game Design Challenge & 17 Mifflin County High School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Computer Aided Drafting and 3D Modeling II students were challenged to create a personalized version of a 2D or 3D board game while implementing skills garnered in the prerequisite course. Game designs were required to follow the design process, while using AutoCad and Adobe Illustrator to create 2D designs for laser engraving and AutoDesk Inventor to create 3D models for 3D printing.

Advisor: Rebecca J. Conner

Student Presenters: Ethan Soles Joey Rupert Kyle Shilling Daniel Wright Alex Larson Broden Stringer

Representatives: & Kerry Benninghoff Senator: Jake Corman Table 18: Can you Breakout? Mifflin County Middle School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

7th grade computer students developed their own content and puzzles to create breakout boxes.

Advisor: Lanielle Reese

Student Presenters: Marissa Gingrich Rylee Boyer Aubrey Strohecker Lucas Sheetz Reagan Shafranich Kylie Strawser

Representatives: Adam Harris & Kerry Benninghoff Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 19: Pixel Art Lewistown Intermediate School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Our 5th grade library students used Pixel Art to showcase symbols, setting, and/or the plot of books they read. They also completed a series of challenges proposed by the teacher and other classmates. The students created their pixel art in Google Sheets. The students are following library media curriculum which highlights: Behaving as a Digital Citizen, Using Digital Media, & Preparing Multimedia Presentations.

Advisor: Emily Eckenroth

Student Presenters: Ava Liebegott Natalie Bickert

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 20: Helpful Organizations Lewistown Intermediate School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Our 5th grade library classes used Google Docs, Google Draw, Flip Video Cameras, and Movie Maker to create commercials for their student created companies. The first step was to create a company that would help society in a positive way. Next students designed a flyer that incorporated an original logo. The last step was to create a short commercial promoting their company. The students are following the library media curriculum which highlights: Behaving as a Digital Citizen, Using Digital Media, & Preparing Multimedia Presentations.

Advisor: Emily Eckenroth

Student Presenters: Lillie Markley Aubrey Knable

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman

Table 20: Kahoot! Lewistown Intermediate School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Our 5th grade library students created a game in Kahoot! to showcase trivia found in nonfiction books. They also added trivia that is too recent to be in a book but believe will be in one soon! The students have used Kahoot! throughout the school year to review key concepts during library class. The students are following the library media curriculum which highlights: Behaving as a Digital Citizen, Using Digital Media, & Preparing Multimedia Presentations.

Advisor: Emily Eckenroth

Student Presenters: Brendon Noerr Colby Seiler

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman

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Tables 21: Design Challenge - Laser Cut Train Cars & 22 Mifflin County High School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Computer Aided Drafting and 3D Modeling I students were challenged to create a wooden multicar train. For this assignment, students worked as a team to design and identify key characteristics between individual train cars. Using this information individual students designed, prototyped and finalized their train car designs. Students were evaluated on their ability to work as a team, collaborate, utilize the design process, apply drafting and design skills and manipulate machinery in a safe and appropriate manner.

Advisor: Rebecca Conner

Student Presenters: Anthony Fultz Alex Shoemaker Hannah Bonson Heidi Clinard Robert Haughwout Ian Herbertson Connor Yoder Zack Snyder Jeremiah Robb

Representatives: Adam Harris & Kerry Benninghoff Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 23: ODS: A Nature Adventure Lewistown Intermediate School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Fifth grade students from Lewistown Intermediate School designed their own webpage using Wix to showcase their recent 4 day trip to Outdoor School. The site is complete with information regarding their experience and the camp in general, external links and of course photo galleries of their environmental outdoor adventure.

Advisor: Steve Himes

Student Presenters: Nathan Banks Abby Shawver Cameron Witters Olivia Colyer Destanee Henry

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman Table 24: Storytelling with Ozobots Lewistown Elementary School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Second grade students will program Ozobots to travel through a story retell. Our project focuses on computer science and language arts.

Advisor: Erica Bell

Student Presenters: Asher Adams Karson Goss Rowan Searer Raelyn Seiler

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 25: Research in Kindergarten Lewistown Elementary School • Mifflin County School District • Lewistown, PA

Kindergarteners used a variety of technology to enhance their knowledge of seeds and plants in this fully integrated unit. The culminating activity was a presentation using Chatterpix Kids. Students took pictures of their completed projects and recorded themselves explaining important facts and new learning about seeds and plants.

Advisor: Beka Yoder

Student Presenters: Abel Rager Madalyn Yoder Luke Wise Juiliona Ritter

Representative: Adam Harris Senator: Jake Corman

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Table 26: Catch the Burglar Montgomery Elementary School • Montgomery Area School District • Montgomery, PA

Fourth graders from the Montgomery Area Elementary School have created an interactive maze for their peers using Dash, the robot. Students have incorporated metric measurement and coding to program Dash to move specific distances and directions. The objective is for Dash to move through the maze and capture the burglar. Students used their problem solving skills to help Dash be successful.

Advisor: Mrs. Elizabeth Zettlemoyer

Student Presenters: Cali Barnes Camden Dalyrmple

Representatives: & Senator: Gene Yaw Table 29: Montgomery Elementary in Movies Montgomery Elementary School • Montgomery Area School District • Montgomery, PA

These fourth graders from Montgomery Elementary School used iMovie and Ozobot Evos to complete several language arts projects. They created a video tour of our elementary school as well as iMovies of their Evo as it traveled through a story map.

Advisor: Marianne Mulfinger

Student Presenters: Olivia Carey Ava Hartman Cassidy Jacobs

Representatives: Garth Everett & Jeff Wheeland Senator: Gene Yaw

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Table 30: Stories Brought to Life! Montgomery Elementary School • Montgomery Area School District • Montgomery, PA

First graders and their fourth grade buddies brought their creative writing stories to life using green screen recording technology. The students helped each other brainstorm, write, edit, rehearse, and record their stories.

Advisors: Rae Ann Temple & Marianne Mulfinger

Student Presenters: Ryan Jessell Parker Bennett Miranda Staggert Maddie Whitmoyer Sonny Williams

Representatives: Garth Everett & Jeff Wheeland Senator: Gene Yaw

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Table 31: MaKey MaKey Pianos and Scratch Coding Montgomery Elementary School • Montgomery Area School District • Montgomery, PA

Students built a piano circuit and coded it on Scratch to play different notes. This involved the process of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

Advisor: Mrs. Kim Lorson

Student Presenters: Lily Burchell Amaya Grimm Trace Furman Landon Stetts Ben Whitmoyer

Representatives: Garth Everett & Jeff Wheeland Senator: Gene Yaw

Table 32: Makerspace STEAM Challenges Delta-Peach Bottom Elementary • South Eastern School District of York County • Delta, PA

Students in grades 2 through 4 participated in district-wide STEAM challenges in our makerspace area. Students also utilized the classroom for their own innovative designs and collaboration.

Advisors: Kim Smith & Dr. Zane Fake

Student Presenters: Kylie Pietrowski Ava Warne Dalton Reitterer Brooke Steiner Luca Ciampaglio Cole Rineer

Representative: Senator: Scott Wagner

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Table 33: KTV: Klinger Middle Television Klinger Middle School • Centennial School District • Southampton, PA

Our Klinger morning news crew delivers middle school news to our school. We broadcast everything from news & sports to birthdays, lunch and even a joke or two each day. Our students are a select group of 8th graders who have been proven to be trustworthy and reliable. The curriculum areas covered are reading, language arts and technology.

Advisor: George Fischer

Student Presenters: Gabrielle Fenessy Emily Cook Anthony Jones Johanna Rojas Michael Franzman Griffin Newhouse Samantha Castillo Jade Hernandez

Representative: Senator: Stewart Greenleaf

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Table 34: Creating a Literature-Based Movie Trailer Klinger Middle School • Centennial School District • Southampton, PA

The Academic Literacy students were asked to create a movie trailer based on a self-selected book they had read for class. These eighth grade students were given limited guidelines and were allowed to use a multimedia approach to create their trailers. Students used iMovie, Movie Maker, PowerPoint, WeVideo, and multiple other technologies during filmmaking!

Advisor: Julie Goodling

Student Presenters: Giovanni Ramirez-Melchor Gabe Kirsh Carlos Vasquez Enrique Morales Lopez Raul Villareal Guzman Bryan Soriano Medina

Representative: Frank Farry Senator: Stewart Greenleaf Table 35: Book Trailers Klinger Middle School • Centennial School District • Southampton, PA

In our 8th Grade Academic Literacy Class (Reading), student had to create a book trailer. After reading independent books, students were tasked to sell their books to their classmates! Certain items were required but how they created the trailer was up to them! Students used iMovie, Moviemaker, PowerPoint, WeVideo, and utilized other different technologies during filmmaking!

Advisor: Megan London

Student Presenters: Kyle Stier Ashlyn Boyd Yesica Yanes Christian Huslin Brandon Stier Shakira Tikitiki

Representative: Frank Farry Senator: Stewart Greenleaf ______

Table 36: Panther Boards Ski and Snowboard Company Klinger MS and William Tennent HS • Centennial School District • Southampton, PA

Middle school students are learning about the manufacturing process by designing and building custom skis and snowboards. These students are working in a mobile manufacturing lab to build and learn. Our high school students are running a business out of this mobile manufacturing lab. Students are taking client orders and producing custom skis and snowboards. Our high school students are running all aspects of this manufacturing business from marketing and finances to design and manufacturing.

Advisors: Anthony Quintangeli & Josh Gerloff

Student Presenters: Blake Miller Jake Miller Tina Alania Max Wrigley Mike Morrone Kaelyn DeCorte

Representative: Frank Farry Senator: Stewart Greenleaf ______

Table 37: Klinger Today: A Middle School News Magazine Klinger Middle School • Centennial School District • Southampton, PA

Klinger Middle School students interview important people in our district such as our superintendent, school board members, administrators, teachers and our most important people, our students. Our students are in 8th grade and the areas of curriculum are language arts, reading and technology.

Advisors: Kevin Duffy & George Fischer

Student Presenters: Kaelyn DeCorte Sofia Chavarria Maddy Colello Abby Silberman Logan Hanefeld Sierra Aker Becca Dierkes Matthew McDevitt

Representative: Frank Farry Senator: Stewart Greenleaf Table 38: Student Authors with StoryJumper Lenkerville Elementary • Millersburg Area School District • Millersburg, PA

Fourth grade students at Lenkerville Elementary become published authors this year in writing class. First, they collaborated to write narrative stories. Then they typed the stories and added illustrations and backgrounds using the website, www.storyjumper.com. Last, they were able to purchase their books. They are proud authors in 4th grade!

Advisor: Jess Miller

Student Presenters: Carter Sass Madelynn Weaver Ava Shoop Chesney Romberger Jax Hale Valerie Hoffman

Representative: Susan Helm Senator: John DiSanto ______

Table 39: WE TV Wyncote Elementary • Cheltenham School District • Wyncote, PA

Our TV Production group consists of 45 third and fourth graders. They write, produce, film and edit segments to be shown to the whole school highlighting activities, events or topics of interest. The students run the entire production with the teacher supporting only as needed. We use this club to teach the students about writing for an audience and for a purpose. The program also teaches the students about presenting to others and making it interesting. They are enhancing their research skills. During the showcase, the students will be interviewing and sharing some of their work.

Advisors: Amy Flynn & Dr. Crystal Clark

Student Presenters: Ellie Mulhearn Isiais Vargas Emile Chanoine Simone Ellison-Metcalfe Theo Parker Karamel Bolden

Representative: Stephen McCarter Senator: Art Haywood ______

Table 40: Myers FABLAB: Makedo Construction Tools Myers Elementary • Cheltenham School District • Elkins Park, PA

Children learn to be critical thinkers by doing, creating and experimenting. When allowed to explore ideas in an open- ended way, students gain a deeper understanding of skills and concepts and how to apply them in real-life situations. Students in Grades 2-4 are using the engineering design process and Makedo Construction Tools to ask, plan, create, analyze and improve upon designs based upon literature, math, science and social studies themes and concepts as well as student interests. Upon completion of a project, students will write about, upload photos and/or videos, and share their work on a blog called FABLAB, which is a tab on the Myers School Website. Myers Elementary is a K- 4 suburban school just north of Philadelphia serving about 350 students. Our makerspace, or FABLAB, is open to all students to encourage critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication.

Advisors: Mimi Rubin & Lisa Rock

Student Presenters: Jonas Holochwost Henry Wasserman Kylie Firmin Maya Gest Lelia Johnson Leah Stein

Representative: Stephen McCarter Senator: Art Haywood Table 41: Dallastown's Future-Ready Programming Dallastown Area Intermediate School • Dallastown Area School District • York, PA

Discover how 4th, 5th and 6th grade students at Dallastown Area Intermediate School collaborate to develop coding solutions that parallel current and future industries. Our innovative curriculum embeds real-world opportunities and career connections, from engineers surveying land for development via drones, to programmers developing code for automated robots. Our Student Technology Showcase will feature the various robots, drones, and programming platforms used within our classroom Innovation Stations.

Advisors: Ken Midgett & Eric Hartman

Student Presenters: Sam Buenaventura Noah Conigliaro Jackson Kirby Campbell Sands Elizabeth Thuemmler Sophia Villani

Representative: Kristin Phillips-Hill Senator: Scott Wagner

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Table 42: Using Seesaw to Enhance Reading Comprehension in Intermediate Grades Falling Spring Elementary School • Chambersburg Area School District • Chambersburg, PA

Students in 4th and 5th grades have been using Seesaw to enhance their comprehension during independent reading time. Students create individualized projects that require them to push further into their 21st century learner skill set. They create book reviews, vlogs, blog posts, and more!

Advisors: Jennifer Dalton & Sarah Herbert

Student Presenters: Zachary Sherman Lydia Willson Ella Faytol Celeste Arana Lopez Liam Kirkpatrick Brace Hutson

Representative: Rob Kauffman Senator: Richard Alloway II

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Table 43: Using 3D Printers to Help Others East Elementary School • Greenville Area School District • Greenville, PA

This year students have concentrated on two projects that include using the 3D printer. The first is creating prosthetic hands for those in need. The second is creating curriculum items for students in Africa.

Advisors: Jan Abernethy & Kim Greleski

Student Presenters: Logan Leskovac Jackson Leskovac Noah Philson Nick Solderich Richard Powers Tristen Saeler

Representative: Senator: Table 44: Maker's Club Mania East Elementary School • Greenville Area School District • Greenville, PA

Students in 4th, 5th and 6th grade will show the variety of technology they interact with in their Maker's Club and how they pursue research and projects that meet their own self-interest.

Advisors: Jan Abernethy & Kim Greleski

Student Presenters: Melody Robinson Lily Bailey Zach Morgan Bennett Hayne Myles Robertson Harmony Dahman Destiny Bromley Greg Niver

Representative: Mark Longietti Senator: Michele Brooks

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Table 45: Website Design Whitehall-Coplay Middle School • Whitehall-Coplay School District • Whitehall, PA

Cole will demonstrate his creation of a website for a fictitious music festival.

Advisors: Erik Kloiber & David Stauffer

Student Presenter: Cole Blumenau

Representative: Zachary Mako Senator:

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Table 46: Racey Car: Scratch Game Whitehall-Coplay Middle School • Whitehall-Coplay School District • Whitehall, PA

Students will showcase a game creation using Scratch coding.

Advisors: Erik Kloiber & David Stauffer

Student Presenters: Will Reed Josh George

Representative: Zachary Mako Senator: Lisa Boscola

Table 47: Scratch Games Whitehall-Coplay Middle School • Whitehall-Coplay School District • Whitehall, PA

Students will present an array of games coded through Scratch.

Advisors: Erik Kloiber & Dave Stauffer

Student Presenters: Michael Gallo Daniel Sullivan Lucas Hetherington

Representative: Zachary Mako Senator: Lisa Boscola

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Table 48: Remembering the USAT Dorchester Father Judge High School • Archdiocese of Philadelphia • Philadelphia, PA

Our presentation highlights the engineering processes and technologies used to construct a scale model from the keel up of the USAT Dorchester, a World War II troop transport. Using a blueprint of the ship class and by making measurements of a model of the ship, our students have used the principles of naval architecture and 3D printing technology. They created line drawings including a body plan that served as a starting point for designing the parts using a Computer Aided Design (CAD) program. The motors for the moving parts and lights are controlled by a microcontroller programmed by engineering students.

Advisors: Mr. Arthur Gutzler, Mrs. Nicole Harrigan, & Michael Fiocco

Student Presenters: Christopher Morton Colin M. Reilly Andrew Szczepanski Matthew Fehrle Michael Gaynor

Representative: Kevin Boyle Senator:

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Table 49: Custom Voice Assistants Wyomissing Area High School • Wyomissing Area School District • Wyomissing, PA

Voice assistants are all the rage. Move over Siri, students can now code and customize their own Alexa and Google Assistant solutions for use in the classroom and at home. High school computer science students and WyoInnovators.com club members demonstrate how they apply this exciting technology to solve real-world problems. They also explain the steps and materials that others can follow to build their own custom voice assistant.

Advisors: Curt Minich & Nate Miller

Student Presenters: Ben Chen Jack Gent Aleko Zeppos Dmitri Scantzos

Representative: Mark Gillen Senator: Judith Schwank