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Elementary Innovation

 

Start small. Build what works. Grow from there.

Elementary innovation doesn’t require a makerspace, expensive equipment, or a large program to begin. It can start with simple materials, a creative prompt, and an opportunity for students to make something.

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As student excitement builds and educator participation grows, tools, funding, spaces, and administrative support can follow organically.

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Through two Ignited fellowship projects, I explored how to lower barriers for teachers and create accessible, arts-based pathways into innovation and STEM.

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Explore the Two Fellowship Projects

 

Innovators Together
Start small with approachable lessons, simple materials, and hands-on experiences that make innovation easier to try. Learn the building blocks of effective design prompts and makerspace experiences.​ Read More...

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Future Innovator Pathway
See how small beginnings can grow into broader opportunities, attract grant funding for new tools like ChompSaws, gain administrative support for dedicated spaces, and expand STEAM pathways for students. Read More...

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You don’t need everything to begin. Begin with what you have—and build from there.

Two fellowship projects exploring how elementary innovation can grow from one classroom to a schoolwide experience.

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