We had an exciting day Saturday at the SeaPerch competition. Our Aquatic Robotics fellows interviewed several teams about the problems they overcame to bring their robots to this amazing high school underwater robotics competition. Leaders from our programming and robotics clubs interviewed the high school competitors to learn about their […]
Author: Dr. Ellen
MG(molecular gastronomy) kids begin to make this amazing treat with liquid nitrogen but are stopped with a warning for everyone about the complications of dragon’s breath, a frozen treat made with at some local fairs and malls.
These two girls were inspired a year and a half ago by an eclipse. They are working hard to inspire you and visit every classroom they can to share their enthusiasm for the sun superheroes who are making new discoveries every day!
Have you seen the Piper Kits? From the moment the kit is unboxed, the kids are immersed in computer engineering. The Baden Academy Nerd Battalion has started to build five kits. Come to the STEM Family night for your child to help us succeed in the next iteration of learning. […]
The Baden Academy Media Lab Research Fellows celebrated this last week the culmination of the year long projects of 45 research fellows. We were thrilled to also partner with a teacher and complete one additional project! The year has shaped us into a family, a family of superheroes! We share […]
Brett and Quincy, co-authors with Ava of the new book Don’t Smoke, present some convincing reasons why kids should not start to smoke. Talk to your children, and buy the book at LULU. Profits go to the Lung Cancer Alliance.
Dru and Glorian, the leaders of our Dragon Tag Programming Club, prepared a TED Talk. Their talk focuses on the coming IoT, the Internet of Things. The club celebrated its last gathering of the school year and played a game of “Name that Nerd” led by their mentor programmer from […]
FedEx partnered with Baden Academy to create a digitized dismissal program. The hardware and the software have become an extraordinary opportunity for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education. But the program did not begin and end with saving kindergarten kids the trauma of transportation troubles. Check out 3rd grade […]
6th grade Gavin has published his 3rd book, The King Penguins of the Falkland Islands. 3rd grade Anthony and Christopher, creating YouTube videos about Molecular Gastronomy, have been retweeted by Molecular Gastronomy experts in Spain and Dubai. The MG (Molecular Gastronomy) Boys website introduces chemistry through new and innovative cooking […]
Check out Tim Snyder’s story of our visit to HarbisonWalker. What an incredible opportunity! https://youtu.be/twCkNJVjd2Y