Fresh, clean water 
is a valuable resource. In our watershed lesson, we talked about the importance of conserving and recycling the water we use. Students used simple recycled materials to design and build a model “rain catcher” to store and distribute rain water for every day use — watering plants, cleaning, or even filtering it for drinking or cooking.
We all use batteries every day. Cars, phones, toys, TV remotes, and especially XBOX controllers wouldn’t work without them. But […]
Mark your calendars & come join us for Open Saturday at the CCSW! We’re excited to welcome you all to the Contra […]
We just wrapped up our second year making Gak with students at John Muir. Approximately 400 students, TK – 5th grade made […]
Earlier in the year, our elementary school CSW classes learned about the structure of human hands by building working models showing bones, […]
