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Paper Box Motion Story | Learning in the Making

In this Learning in the Making episode, Mrs. Gwynn White-Best, a librarian media specialist in New York, brings us a truly unique way to share stories and information! Please meet the Paper Box Motion Story as we learn about Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Christine Darden, four Black women who broke barriers as mathematicians at NASA. To follow along you will need: Rectangular cardboard box (an empty snack box would be perfect) Transparent covering (sheet protector, plastic wrap, or even a repurposed plastic food container) Two paper towel tubes or four tissue paper rolls Rubber bands 3-5 pieces of paper (as wide or wider than your cardboard box) Drawing materials (colored pencils, markers, paint, stickers) Colored cardstock paper (optional) Tools: Glue, Tape, Scissors, Pens, Pencils We want to see your projects! After the livestream, we encourage you to post your projects on Twitter or Instagram. Tag us @MakerEdOrg with #MakerEdAtHome #PaperBoxMotionStory For even more ideas of resources, projects guides, and inspiration for activities you can make at home, check out our blog at makered.org/blog. ---------- Learning in the Making: LIVE! is an online video series designed to support educators and families with accessible hands-on learning experiences. This work is part of our focus on supporting remote learning in various environments.