Welcome
Welcome to STEAM@Foshay!
Ms. Castellanos teaches the mathematics and MYP ST Technology for our 7th and 8th grade students that are a part of STEAM@Foshay.
Our goal is to expose students to the variety of opportunities offered in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) related fields through a curriculum that integrates all content areas. Students are exposed to the fields of coding, programming, graphic design, web design, and 3D designs throughout a variety of project based learning activities and units.
Throughout the year, students are required to use the content, skills, and knowledge gained in their math course and transfer it to their technology course and vice versa. To get a clearer picture of our curriculum for math and technology, please see the unit overviews for these courses attached.
Recent Posts
Liya Alazar - Wave
Our Y3 Steam@Foshay students have began learning about animation. For their 1st assignment they created a simple animated gif. Here is Liya Alazar's creation.
Julian Alonso - Swinging
Our Y3 Steam@Foshay students have began learning about animation. For their 1st assignment they created a simple animated gif. Here is Julian Alonso's creation.
Cesar Rosales - Hi
Our Y3 Steam@Foshay students have began learning about animation. For their 1st assignment they created a simple animated gif. Here is Cesar Rosales' welcome.
Brayan Joj - Whale
Our Y3 Steam@Foshay students have began learning about animation. For their 1st assignment they created a simple animated gif. Here is Brayan Joj's piece...
Flags of the World
This week students have been using what they have learned about coding to create a flag of their choice.
Check out their flags by clicking on the below links:
After School Tutoring
After school tutoring will be available in Ms. Castellanos' room (H9) every Thursday from 3:15 to 4:15pm. If you feel you need the extra help, please feel free to stop by and get some help.
Get Online Access to Your Grade
During the fall of 2014, students and parents will be able to access students' grades through an online tool called engrade.com. To gain access to engrade, please email me the student's name and class period, and I will email you further details.
