Marshall Pre-K became a part of the Private Industry Council’s PA Pre-K Counts family in 2017. Marshall Pre-K is located at Marshall Elementary in the Laurel Highlands School District which is located in Uniontown, Fayette County. In 2021, a second Pre-K classroom was...
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My original intent for this article was to provide parents with information on how to prepare their preschool children for school. You know, practices like establish routines, talk with your children about what the day will look like, and validate their feelings and...
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The youth summer camps at the Private Industry Council are taking it to a new level this year with hands-on engineering and 3D printing!
The students gathered in the Smart Lab to learn the basic operations of 3D drafting tools and then applied basic engineering principles to PIC’s very own model city: PICsburgh.
The city is bustling hub of industry that requires the students to design and print scale examples of dams, bridges, locks, and aqueducts which are not only stylish, but functional.
Along with critical thinking skills and teamwork, attendees of the camp experienced 3D printing firsthand and developed a working understanding of this groundbreaking new technology.
There’s no better way to learn than applying principles to real world applications with hands on effort.
With programs such as our PICsburgh scenario these bright young innovators of tomorrow are developing several new valuable skills!
Camper testimonials:
“PICsburgh was a great subject and inspired me to use more artwork for my craft”-Brighton
“It was interesting and PICsburgh was so realistic that is was great to be able to use it to scale” -Tyler
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