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STEM Monthly Newsletter
May 2025 

Happy Mother's Day Edition

Protective Mom!

Top 10: Animal Moms

Thank you to all the moms and mother figures out there for all that you do to help us grow. We so appreciate you! Here's some Mother's Day STEM activities to make or do and gift! ðŸ’›

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Ambiguous Images

Ambiguous images are pictures that can be seen in different ways, depending on how you look at them. It's like a magic trick for your eyes and brain! Sometimes, these images can show one thing at first, and when you look again, you might see something else completely.

For example, imagine a picture of a face that can also look like a vase, depending on which part of the picture you focus on. Ambiguous images are fun because they make us think and look at things in different ways.

They help our brains practice seeing things from different points of view, which can make us better at solving problems and being creative! It's like a game for your eyes and mind!

Two Faces or Vase?

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Donkey or Seal?

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Young or Old Lady?

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Duck or Rabbit?

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Frog or Horse?

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May STEM Activities:

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Zoom In & Zoom Out Picture Game

Can you guess the item that is zoomed in before the camera zooms out. The quicker you guess, the more points you receive. 😃


 

Adopt A Cow - Simone Update

Final Update:

AGE: 6-months old
HEIGHT: 46 inches
WEIGHT: 360 pounds

One day, when Simone will join the milking herd, you could be eating yogurt, or cheese on your pizza made from her milk. How cool is that!

Thank you for loving her.

New Born

One Month Old

Two Months Old

Three Months Old

Four Months Old

Five Months Old

Six Months Old

Eating 10-12 Pounds of Hay Daily

Herdmates Just Like Your Classmates

24/7 Access to Water

Our Beautiful Young Heifer!

Florida Dairy Farmers' Features - click image for recipes

Greek Yogurt Fruit Dip

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Frozen Yogurt Pistachio Tart

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Hazelnut Chocolate Cheesecake Dip

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STEM Making Headlines

Protecting Corals with a 3D-Printed "Coral Defender"

A new 3D-printed tool called the "Coral Defender" helps protect baby corals in Florida's waters from predators. Scientists at the Florida Aquarium and Florida Fish & Wildlife Service will study how well it works and how it breaks down naturally, giving these corals a better chance to grow! 

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Dolphins Greet Astronauts

The Crew-9 space mission ended with a cool splashdown near Tallahassee, Florida. Four astronauts came back to Earth in the Dragon capsule called Freedom, and some curious dolphins swam by to check it out.

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Lenny Returns to the Sea

Giant sea turtle returns back to the ocean after treatment for shark attack wounds. A 322 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle was released back into the ocean after being rescued off the Florida Keys.


 

Monthly Shout-Outs

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PAMS'S STEM Build an Airplane Challenge

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PAMS'S STEM Build an Airplane Challenge

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PAMS'S STEM Build an Airplane Challenge

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IA Students Working on a Bird Beak Adaptation Lab

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IA Students Working on a Bird Beak Adaptation Lab

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WBA Biology Students Making DNA Coding Bracelets

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WBA Biology Students Making DNA Coding Bracelets

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RAMS's STEM Students Engineering Marble Runs

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RAMS's STEM Students Engineering Marble Runs

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RAMS'S STEM Students Making Wind Jammers

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RAMS'S STEM Students Making Wind Jammers

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RAMS' HS Students Studying Blood Types

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RAMS' HS Students Studying Karyotypes


 

Special Thanks to Mrs. Gregos, CSA Science & STEM Supervisor
cgregos@charterk12.com