In what ways did the kit allow development of strategic thinking for your students?
The idea of solving clues and rather than competing with other teams, but having to pair up and work together i thought was great as many of my students can get competitive while having little resilience.
We also practiced the game of battle ships to
How effective was the context of this kit for teaching and learning STEM?
What future learning opportunities have arisen from this kit?
The kids wanted to learn more about Jean Batten, they (and other teachers) wanted to have another go at the buzz planes, and I had so many kids who loved the code cracking. Also a huge boost for our key competencies and collaborative teamwork.
How high was the student engagement and enjoyment in this kit?
How successful was this kit in developing students' strategic thinking?
How has this kit influenced your confidence in STEM teaching and learning?
I loved it as a teacher with a passion for and background in science this was great- it tied in so well with maths learning and also social studies (and literacy of course).