Can you imagine saying to your child, “Okay, honey, today your school will consist of Lego Digital Designer and putting a light bulb in a microwave”? You’ll be the coolest parent on the planet! Chris Yust is spending the month of June teaching students about computer-aided design in his Computer Science class. Lego Digital Designer was the program of choice for the first week. He will spend the rest of the month teaching Tinkercad. His lessons are extremely detailed with instructions and screen shots so that they are easy to follow. Jason Lindsey discusses plasma in his Science experiment which consists of placing a light bulb in some water and then putting it in the microwave for a few seconds. Of course, his video should be watched and instructions read before attempting this experiment, but it is amazing! See what else he has in store for us during the month.

Tammie Bairen
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