Kershaw STEM: The Human Eye
In Mrs. Singleton's class, students learned more about how the human eye works. Click to read more Kershaw students' adventures in STEM!
Kershaw STEM: States of Matter
Mrs. Daniel's class has been on the plasma ball learning about states of matter. Click to learn more!
Kershaw STEM: Roller Coasters and Sticky Finishes
Mrs. Guymon's and Mrs. Shawcroft's classes have been experimenting with energy and friction using cars, marbles, and all kinds of surfaces. Click to read more!
Kershaw STEM: Rubber BandMobiles!
Mr. Draney's class used the stored energy of rubber bands to try and hit the "sweet spot" of car motion. Click to read more!
Kershaw STEM: Ramps and Gingerbread!
Two projects are on the Kershaw STEM focus this week! Mrs. Murri's class build ramps and Leslie Evans' students built gingerbread houses on a budget. Click to learn more!
Kershaw STEM: Roller Coasters!
Click to read about Mrs. Dye's class's energetic approach to learning STEM!
Partners Who Have a Positive Influence: Alma Garcia
Ms. Garcia has been working as a food service worker and is now a head custodian at Kershaw Intermediate. Click to read more about how she has a positive influence!
Kershaw STEM: Dash Robots!
Mr. Willford's class is learning to code with Dash robots! Are they trying to take over the world? Click to learn more!
Mrs. Tuttle Makes a Difference
Mrs. Tuttle has been teaching at Kershaw Intermediate for two years. She currently teaches 5th grade. Click to read more about how she makes a difference!
Kershaw STEM: The Disappearing Cup!
Students at Kershaw Intermediate learned how to make a styrofoam cup disappear! Click to read more about how it works and about the work students are doing to learn more about science, technology, engineering, and math!