Students showcased their imaginative projects at the GT Expo. From crafting new animals to designing architectural wonders, young minds explored a myriad of disciplines.
In the 1st grade segment, budding zoologists unleashed their creativity by designing new animals tailored to specific biomes. Each student meticulously crafted a 3D model, accompanied by a detailed slideshow explaining the creature's adaptations and its ecological niche, illustrating its potential benefits to the community.
Meanwhile, 3rd graders delved into the realm of game design, developing original board games from scratch. After rigorous playtesting and feedback collection via Google Forms, they refined their creations, culminating in polished games complete with instructions and enticing commercials.
In the 4th grade enclave, students embarked on a journey of discovery, investigating enigmatic phenomena like the Loch Ness Monster and the Bermuda Triangle. Through podcasts featuring interviews with scientists and their own theories, they illuminated these mysteries, sparking intrigue and imagination.
Finally, 5th graders tackled architectural challenges, meticulously planning and constructing buildings vital to a thriving community. From homes to coffee houses, they brought their blueprints to life, incorporating proper measurements and even crafting commercials to showcase their creations.
The Douglas Elementary GT Expo not only celebrated the ingenuity of its students but also highlighted the power of hands-on learning to inspire the next generation of innovators.
