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📢 Attention SHSM coordinators: It’s Back & Better Than Ever! 🚀

InkSmith’s Sector Partnered Experience (SPE) Workshop is officially relaunching, and we’re now booking for SHSM programs across Ontario!

🎯 What is the SPE Workshop?
This hands-on, hackathon-style experience challenges students to design, build, and code real-world technology solutions using the micro:bit and Climate Action Kit—all while developing essential problem-solving and innovation skills.

💡 What’s Included?
✅ 6-hour facilitated workshop led by our expert educators
✅ Sector-specific robotic & coding challenges
✅ Built around the Engineering Design Process
✅ All hardware, software & materials provided

🔍 Who is this for?
SHSM coordinators looking for an engaging, hands-on SPE workshop for SHSM students in sectors like Health & Wellness, Sports, Environment, Transportation, and ICT.

👀 Spots are filling fast—don’t miss out!

📅 For more details & to inquire, visit our website using the link in our bio 🔗

🎉 Black Friday is HERE, and the deals are 🔥 at InkSmith.ca!

Equip your classrooms with the tech tools of tomorrow at unbeatable prices:
🖨️ 3D Printers – Bring creativity to life!
🔍 Laser Cutters – Precision meets innovation.
💻 Micro:bits – The ultimate tool for hands-on coding and robotics.

Whether you’re sparking curiosity in STEM or building future innovators, now’s the time to stock up and save big. 🛠️✨

📅 Don’t wait—these deals won’t last long! Head to InkSmith.ca and transform your learning spaces today.

Calling all micro:bit lovers!! We’re introducing CHARGE the first rechargeable and wearable power pack for . Created by our sister company and available NOW for pre-orders on the Inksmith site 💚⚡️

Do MORE with your micro:bits 🤩💻

Questions? Comments? Dm us or comment below 👇

🚀 Final chance to sign up for tonight's FREE webinar for new to and !

In this 1-hour webinar session, participants will discover everything that’s included in the Mission on the Moon bundle of content, how to access it, and how to integrate it into the .

The main focus of the webinar will center around exploring the virtual Scratch coding platform used throughout the six Mission on the Moon modules.

By the end of the webinar, participants will have a basic understanding of block-based coding with Scratch and have the knowledge and access to start using Mission on the Moon programming with students in the classroom.

Sign up for free here: https://inksmith.eventbuilder.com/event/81447

☃️Do you love snowflakes as much as we do? ❄️Do you want to learn how to make your own snowflakes with your students?
If so, check out our curriculum course for
❄️ Let it Snow!❄️
❄️Let it Snow! ❄️is a fun and engaging course that teaches you and your students about the water cycle, snowflake formation, and . You will learn how to use geometric principles to create unique and beautiful snowflakes using 3D printing.
❄️Let it Snow! ❄️is perfect for students in grades 4 to 8, but it can be adapted for other levels as well. The course comes with everything you need to get started, including lesson plans, teacher resources, and 3D printing files!
💡Want the FREE course?💡
📩 DM us "SNOW" and we will send you the link!

☃ The cold weather is rolling in so of course snow is on our minds.🥶 If you want to explore the fascinating science and art of snowflakes with your students, you might be interested in our resource for : Let it Snow! ❄
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Let it Snow!❄ is a course that combines science, math, and art to help students learn how snowflakes are generated and why they are unique.

💠 Students will use geometric principles to dimension and measure irregular shapes or difficult lines. Then, they will translate an abstract design into a printed object that is unique and aesthetically pleasing.

Let it Snow!❄ is designed for students in grades 4 to 8, but it can be adapted for other levels as well.

The course includes instructor resources such as:

⛓ Connections: how the course aligns with the Ontario curriculum expectations and standards for science, math, and art.

📐 How to Apply the Process: a guide on how to use the design thinking process to help students plan, create, test, and improve their snowflakes.

🌎 Global Competencies: how the course develops students’ skills in critical thinking, communication, collaboration, creativity, and citizenship.

✏ Teachable Moments: tips and suggestions on how to enhance the and address common questions and challenges.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

⚖ Leverage basic skills to create a unique 3D printed snowflake

📊 Conduct research successfully in pairs to create a written report and diagram of the water cycle

🌀 Discuss the water cycle and the factors that influence the cycle on Earth, including human behavior

📝 Successfully draw and dimension in 2D to create blueprints for designs

🌡 Articulate how snowflake designs are affected by environmental forces in the atmosphere such as humidity and temperature

🌏 Describe how the water cycle might affect people in different countries in different ways (e.g., flooding, drought).

✋ Want this FREE resource? ✋

Get it here!
https://inksmith.teachable.com/p/let-it-snow/?preview=logged_out

Let it Snow! In this activity, students will learn about the water cycle and create their own 3D printed snowflakes!

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