FBISD Extended Learning Department

Students become architects and builders as they explore columns, arches, towers, bridges, and landmarks from different places and time periods. Using 3D printing pens, students create flat structural pieces and connect them to form freestanding models. Along the way, they strengthen fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and an understanding of how shapes work together to make structures stable. Week Lesson Title Lesson Description & Objectives 1 3Doodler Building Challenge Students practice tracing lines, filling shapes, and connecting flat pieces with a 3D printing pen and learn how strong edges, reinforced corners, and wide bases help structures stand. 2 Ancient Columns Students trace and assemble columns and learn how columns support buildings and how Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles use different details. 3 Roman Archways Students create arches from curved stencils and rectangular supports and learn how arches are used in doorways, bridges, and aqueducts. 4 Aqueduct Bridge Students connect repeated arch pieces to build a short aqueduct or bridge and learn how repetition and evenly spaced supports strengthen a structure. 5 Pyramid Builders Students trace triangular panels and connect them to create a pyramid and learn how triangular faces and a wide base help make stable structures. 6 Castle Construction Students assemble a castle facade or small tower using rectangles, battlements, and arch pieces and learn how walls, towers, gates, and repeated shapes define castle architecture. 7 Pagoda Tower Students stack simple square frames and roof pieces to create a tiered pagoda-inspired tower and learn how repeated levels create height, balance, and rhythm. 8 Geometric Dome Students connect a small set of triangles to create a partial dome and learn how repeated geometric pieces can form a larger three-dimensional shape. 9 World Landmark Mash-up Students combine familiar stencils to design an original landmark featuring at least two architectural elements and learn how architects adapt and combine ideas to make new structures. 10 Design Your Own Landmark Students design and build an original freestanding landmark and learn how architects use purpose, shape, balance, and decorative details to develop a complete structure.

Students become architects and builders as they explore columns, arches, towers, bridges, and landmarks from different places and time periods. Using 3D printing pens, students create flat structural pieces and connect them to form freestanding models. Along the way, they strengthen fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and an understanding of how shapes work together to make structures stable. Week Lesson Title Lesson Description & Objectives 1 3Doodler Building Challenge Students practice tracing lines, filling shapes, and connecting flat pieces with a 3D printing pen and learn how strong edges, reinforced corners, and wide bases help structures stand. 2 Ancient Columns Students trace and assemble columns and learn how columns support buildings and how Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles use different details. 3 Roman Archways Students create arches from curved stencils and rectangular supports and learn how arches are used in doorways, bridges, and aqueducts. 4 Aqueduct Bridge Students connect repeated arch pieces to build a short aqueduct or bridge and learn how repetition and evenly spaced supports strengthen a structure. 5 Pyramid Builders Students trace triangular panels and connect them to create a pyramid and learn how triangular faces and a wide base help make stable structures. 6 Castle Construction Students assemble a castle facade or small tower using rectangles, battlements, and arch pieces and learn how walls, towers, gates, and repeated shapes define castle architecture. 7 Pagoda Tower Students stack simple square frames and roof pieces to create a tiered pagoda-inspired tower and learn how repeated levels create height, balance, and rhythm. 8 Geometric Dome Students connect a small set of triangles to create a partial dome and learn how repeated geometric pieces can form a larger three-dimensional shape. 9 World Landmark Mash-up Students combine familiar stencils to design an original landmark featuring at least two architectural elements and learn how architects adapt and combine ideas to make new structures. 10 Design Your Own Landmark Students design and build an original freestanding landmark and learn how architects use purpose, shape, balance, and decorative details to develop a complete structure.

Students become architects and builders as they explore columns, arches, towers, bridges, and landmarks from different places and time periods. Using 3D printing pens, students create flat structural pieces and connect them to form freestanding models. Along the way, they strengthen fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and an understanding of how shapes work together to make structures stable. Week Lesson Title Lesson Description & Objectives 1 3Doodler Building Challenge Students practice tracing lines, filling shapes, and connecting flat pieces with a 3D printing pen and learn how strong edges, reinforced corners, and wide bases help structures stand. 2 Ancient Columns Students trace and assemble columns and learn how columns support buildings and how Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles use different details. 3 Roman Archways Students create arches from curved stencils and rectangular supports and learn how arches are used in doorways, bridges, and aqueducts. 4 Aqueduct Bridge Students connect repeated arch pieces to build a short aqueduct or bridge and learn how repetition and evenly spaced supports strengthen a structure. 5 Pyramid Builders Students trace triangular panels and connect them to create a pyramid and learn how triangular faces and a wide base help make stable structures. 6 Castle Construction Students assemble a castle facade or small tower using rectangles, battlements, and arch pieces and learn how walls, towers, gates, and repeated shapes define castle architecture. 7 Pagoda Tower Students stack simple square frames and roof pieces to create a tiered pagoda-inspired tower and learn how repeated levels create height, balance, and rhythm. 8 Geometric Dome Students connect a small set of triangles to create a partial dome and learn how repeated geometric pieces can form a larger three-dimensional shape. 9 World Landmark Mash-up Students combine familiar stencils to design an original landmark featuring at least two architectural elements and learn how architects adapt and combine ideas to make new structures. 10 Design Your Own Landmark Students design and build an original freestanding landmark and learn how architects use purpose, shape, balance, and decorative details to develop a complete structure.

Students become architects and builders as they explore columns, arches, towers, bridges, and landmarks from different places and time periods. Using 3D printing pens, students create flat structural pieces and connect them to form freestanding models. Along the way, they strengthen fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and an understanding of how shapes work together to make structures stable. Week Lesson Title Lesson Description & Objectives 1 3Doodler Building Challenge Students practice tracing lines, filling shapes, and connecting flat pieces with a 3D printing pen and learn how strong edges, reinforced corners, and wide bases help structures stand. 2 Ancient Columns Students trace and assemble columns and learn how columns support buildings and how Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles use different details. 3 Roman Archways Students create arches from curved stencils and rectangular supports and learn how arches are used in doorways, bridges, and aqueducts. 4 Aqueduct Bridge Students connect repeated arch pieces to build a short aqueduct or bridge and learn how repetition and evenly spaced supports strengthen a structure. 5 Pyramid Builders Students trace triangular panels and connect them to create a pyramid and learn how triangular faces and a wide base help make stable structures. 6 Castle Construction Students assemble a castle facade or small tower using rectangles, battlements, and arch pieces and learn how walls, towers, gates, and repeated shapes define castle architecture. 7 Pagoda Tower Students stack simple square frames and roof pieces to create a tiered pagoda-inspired tower and learn how repeated levels create height, balance, and rhythm. 8 Geometric Dome Students connect a small set of triangles to create a partial dome and learn how repeated geometric pieces can form a larger three-dimensional shape. 9 World Landmark Mash-up Students combine familiar stencils to design an original landmark featuring at least two architectural elements and learn how architects adapt and combine ideas to make new structures. 10 Design Your Own Landmark Students design and build an original freestanding landmark and learn how architects use purpose, shape, balance, and decorative details to develop a complete structure.

Students become architects and builders as they explore columns, arches, towers, bridges, and landmarks from different places and time periods. Using 3D printing pens, students create flat structural pieces and connect them to form freestanding models. Along the way, they strengthen fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, creativity, and an understanding of how shapes work together to make structures stable. Week Lesson Title Lesson Description & Objectives 1 3Doodler Building Challenge Students practice tracing lines, filling shapes, and connecting flat pieces with a 3D printing pen and learn how strong edges, reinforced corners, and wide bases help structures stand. 2 Ancient Columns Students trace and assemble columns and learn how columns support buildings and how Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles use different details. 3 Roman Archways Students create arches from curved stencils and rectangular supports and learn how arches are used in doorways, bridges, and aqueducts. 4 Aqueduct Bridge Students connect repeated arch pieces to build a short aqueduct or bridge and learn how repetition and evenly spaced supports strengthen a structure. 5 Pyramid Builders Students trace triangular panels and connect them to create a pyramid and learn how triangular faces and a wide base help make stable structures. 6 Castle Construction Students assemble a castle facade or small tower using rectangles, battlements, and arch pieces and learn how walls, towers, gates, and repeated shapes define castle architecture. 7 Pagoda Tower Students stack simple square frames and roof pieces to create a tiered pagoda-inspired tower and learn how repeated levels create height, balance, and rhythm. 8 Geometric Dome Students connect a small set of triangles to create a partial dome and learn how repeated geometric pieces can form a larger three-dimensional shape. 9 World Landmark Mash-up Students combine familiar stencils to design an original landmark featuring at least two architectural elements and learn how architects adapt and combine ideas to make new structures. 10 Design Your Own Landmark Students design and build an original freestanding landmark and learn how architects use purpose, shape, balance, and decorative details to develop a complete structure.

In this course, students will explore the functionality of AI. Using ChatGPT and Claude, students will learn proper techniques for prompting AI to achieve various tasks. From creating their own superheroes and stories to creating a quiz bot, students will experience the future of AI and how to utilize it like a professional. Week Lesson/Activity 1 Students are introduced to ChatGPT, learn the basics of how AI works, and begin their first prompts. 2 Students create a Bingo game and storyboard a set prompt with slight adjustments. 3 Students begin to explore the programming behind AI, learn to give precise instructions to provide their goal outcome. 4 Students explore story chaining by writing in tandem with AI, and explore famous writings adjusted by AI. 5 Students explore using AI ethically and safely, creating a poster using AI to outline safety. We also discuss using it as a tool for learning rather than cheating. 6 Students begin developing images using AI, and they create a color by number. 7 Students continue the exploration of image generation using Canva AI and create their own flyers. 8 Students explore “breaking” AI by asking prompts that the chatbot is unable to answer. 9 Students begin working on their final projects: the AI detective. In this project, they will explore a variety of career paths with AI and present how AI can be used in that field. 10 Students finish their AI Detective project and have presentations.

In this course, students will explore the functionality of AI. Using ChatGPT and Claude, students will learn proper techniques for prompting AI to achieve various tasks. From creating their own superheroes and stories to creating a quiz bot, students will experience the future of AI and how to utilize it like a professional. Week Lesson/Activity 1 Students are introduced to ChatGPT, learn the basics of how AI works, and begin their first prompts. 2 Students create a Bingo game and storyboard a set prompt with slight adjustments. 3 Students begin to explore the programming behind AI, learn to give precise instructions to provide their goal outcome. 4 Students explore story chaining by writing in tandem with AI, and explore famous writings adjusted by AI. 5 Students explore using AI ethically and safely, creating a poster using AI to outline safety. We also discuss using it as a tool for learning rather than cheating. 6 Students begin developing images using AI, and they create a color by number. 7 Students continue the exploration of image generation using Canva AI and create their own flyers. 8 Students explore “breaking” AI by asking prompts that the chatbot is unable to answer. 9 Students begin working on their final projects: the AI detective. In this project, they will explore a variety of career paths with AI and present how AI can be used in that field. 10 Students finish their AI Detective project and have presentations.

Young Rembrandts inspires students to build creativity, confidence, and drawing skills. Join us as we venture through these exciting Anime and K-Pop themed art lessons. Using step-by-step instruction, students learn to draw expressive characters, dynamic poses, fashion-inspired designs, and artwork influenced by popular Anime and K-Pop culture. Our engaging, hands-on classes encourage self-expression while teaching fundamental drawing techniques in a supportive and enjoyable environment. Whether students are experienced artists or just beginning, they will develop new skills, create artwork they are proud of, and discover the joy of drawing. Week Lesson Drawing/Activity Description 1 K-Pop Drawing 1 K-Pop characters possess anime-inspired hair and facial features 2 Anime Drawing 1 Anime Animals: Lunar Wolf 3 K-Pop Drawing 2 K-Pop, Pop Star – focus on fashion, design, and hair 4 Anime Drawing 2 Anime Character: Imagination Faces 5 K-Pop Drawing 3 Karaoke Restaurant items – focus on shape management, strengthening compositional skills 6 Anime Drawing 3 Anime Character: Basketballer – focus on hand placement/overlap 7 K-Pop Drawing 4 Concert Scene – focus on creating a contrast of fashion set on a music-inspired background 8 Anime Drawing 4 Anime Character: Mermaid or Mer-man 9 K-Pop Drawing 5 Magazine Cover - create wraparound cover to "YR-POP" magazine using a panel-divided layout 10 Anime Drawing 5 Anime Character: Morphing Truck Robot – focus on angles

Young Rembrandts inspires students to build creativity, confidence, and drawing skills. Join us as we venture through these exciting Anime and K-Pop themed art lessons. Using step-by-step instruction, students learn to draw expressive characters, dynamic poses, fashion-inspired designs, and artwork influenced by popular Anime and K-Pop culture. Our engaging, hands-on classes encourage self-expression while teaching fundamental drawing techniques in a supportive and enjoyable environment. Whether students are experienced artists or just beginning, they will develop new skills, create artwork they are proud of, and discover the joy of drawing. Week Lesson Drawing/Activity Description 1 K-Pop Drawing 1 K-Pop characters possess anime-inspired hair and facial features 2 Anime Drawing 1 Anime Animals: Lunar Wolf 3 K-Pop Drawing 2 K-Pop, Pop Star – focus on fashion, design, and hair 4 Anime Drawing 2 Anime Character: Imagination Faces 5 K-Pop Drawing 3 Karaoke Restaurant items – focus on shape management, strengthening compositional skills 6 Anime Drawing 3 Anime Character: Basketballer – focus on hand placement/overlap 7 K-Pop Drawing 4 Concert Scene – focus on creating a contrast of fashion set on a music-inspired background 8 Anime Drawing 4 Anime Character: Mermaid or Mer-man 9 K-Pop Drawing 5 Magazine Cover - create wraparound cover to "YR-POP" magazine using a panel-divided layout 10 Anime Drawing 5 Anime Character: Morphing Truck Robot – focus on angles

Young Rembrandts inspires students to build creativity, confidence, and drawing skills. Join us as we venture through these exciting Anime and K-Pop themed art lessons. Using step-by-step instruction, students learn to draw expressive characters, dynamic poses, fashion-inspired designs, and artwork influenced by popular Anime and K-Pop culture. Our engaging, hands-on classes encourage self-expression while teaching fundamental drawing techniques in a supportive and enjoyable environment. Whether students are experienced artists or just beginning, they will develop new skills, create artwork they are proud of, and discover the joy of drawing. Week Lesson Drawing/Activity Description 1 K-Pop Drawing 1 K-Pop characters possess anime-inspired hair and facial features 2 Anime Drawing 1 Anime Animals: Lunar Wolf 3 K-Pop Drawing 2 K-Pop, Pop Star – focus on fashion, design, and hair 4 Anime Drawing 2 Anime Character: Imagination Faces 5 K-Pop Drawing 3 Karaoke Restaurant items – focus on shape management, strengthening compositional skills 6 Anime Drawing 3 Anime Character: Basketballer – focus on hand placement/overlap 7 K-Pop Drawing 4 Concert Scene – focus on creating a contrast of fashion set on a music-inspired background 8 Anime Drawing 4 Anime Character: Mermaid or Mer-man 9 K-Pop Drawing 5 Magazine Cover - create wraparound cover to "YR-POP" magazine using a panel-divided layout 10 Anime Drawing 5 Anime Character: Morphing Truck Robot – focus on angles

Our basketball class is designed for students interested in learning the fundamental skills and rules of basketball. Instruction will focus on the proper mechanics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. The class combines skill development drills with game-like situations to improve physical fitness, foster teamwork, and enhance overall game understanding in a fun and educational environment. Students of all experience levels are welcome to participate! Each student will receive a T-shirt. Week Skill Focus Activities & Games 1 Introduction to basketball, safety, athletic stance, ball familiarity Ball handling exploration, dribble freeze, basketball relays 2 Basic dribbling with dominant hand Red light/green light dribbling, cone dribbles, shark attack dribble game 3 Control the ball Crossover dribbles, changing speed and direction 4 Passing partners Chest pass, bounce pass, teamwork 5 Shoot for success Proper shooting form and layup introduction 6 Defense win games Defensive stance, movement, guarding space 7 Rebound and hustle Rebounding, boxing out, effort plays 8 Team play time Offensive spacing, moving without the ball 9 Game ready Review all skills, basketball rules, scrimmage preparation 10 Basketball showcase Full game play, tournament, skills celebration

Our basketball class is designed for students interested in learning the fundamental skills and rules of basketball. Instruction will focus on the proper mechanics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. The class combines skill development drills with game-like situations to improve physical fitness, foster teamwork, and enhance overall game understanding in a fun and educational environment. Students of all experience levels are welcome to participate! Each student will receive a T-shirt. Week Skill Focus Activities & Games 1 Introduction to basketball, safety, athletic stance, ball familiarity Ball handling exploration, dribble freeze, basketball relays 2 Basic dribbling with dominant hand Red light/green light dribbling, cone dribbles, shark attack dribble game 3 Control the ball Crossover dribbles, changing speed and direction 4 Passing partners Chest pass, bounce pass, teamwork 5 Shoot for success Proper shooting form and layup introduction 6 Defense win games Defensive stance, movement, guarding space 7 Rebound and hustle Rebounding, boxing out, effort plays 8 Team play time Offensive spacing, moving without the ball 9 Game ready Review all skills, basketball rules, scrimmage preparation 10 Basketball showcase Full game play, tournament, skills celebration

Our basketball class is designed for students interested in learning the fundamental skills and rules of basketball. Instruction will focus on the proper mechanics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. The class combines skill development drills with game-like situations to improve physical fitness, foster teamwork, and enhance overall game understanding in a fun and educational environment. Students of all experience levels are welcome to participate! Each student will receive a T-shirt. Week Skill Focus Activities & Games 1 Introduction to basketball, safety, athletic stance, ball familiarity Ball handling exploration, dribble freeze, basketball relays 2 Basic dribbling with dominant hand Red light/green light dribbling, cone dribbles, shark attack dribble game 3 Control the ball Crossover dribbles, changing speed and direction 4 Passing partners Chest pass, bounce pass, teamwork 5 Shoot for success Proper shooting form and layup introduction 6 Defense win games Defensive stance, movement, guarding space 7 Rebound and hustle Rebounding, boxing out, effort plays 8 Team play time Offensive spacing, moving without the ball 9 Game ready Review all skills, basketball rules, scrimmage preparation 10 Basketball showcase Full game play, tournament, skills celebration

Our basketball class is designed for students interested in learning the fundamental skills and rules of basketball. Instruction will focus on the proper mechanics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. The class combines skill development drills with game-like situations to improve physical fitness, foster teamwork, and enhance overall game understanding in a fun and educational environment. Students of all experience levels are welcome to participate! Each student will receive a T-shirt. Week Skill Focus Activities & Games 1 Introduction to basketball, safety, athletic stance, ball familiarity Ball handling exploration, dribble freeze, basketball relays 2 Basic dribbling with dominant hand Red light/green light dribbling, cone dribbles, shark attack dribble game 3 Control the ball Crossover dribbles, changing speed and direction 4 Passing partners Chest pass, bounce pass, teamwork 5 Shoot for success Proper shooting form and layup introduction 6 Defense win games Defensive stance, movement, guarding space 7 Rebound and hustle Rebounding, boxing out, effort plays 8 Team play time Offensive spacing, moving without the ball 9 Game ready Review all skills, basketball rules, scrimmage preparation 10 Basketball showcase Full game play, tournament, skills celebration

FBISD Extended Learning Department is excited to announce our partnership with Prairie View A&M University to offer a free program that aims to empower students in grades K-5 with the knowledge that they need to make nutritious food choices, promoting overall well-being and healthier lifestyles. The curriculum includes six engaging hands-on lessons featuring fun games, food preparation, and learning how to read food labels. Week Recipe 1 Water with a Twist or Fruit Yogurt Smoothie 2 Rainbow of Fruits and Veggies 3 Hummus with Veggies and Pita Chips 4 Trail Mix 5 Tortilla Roll Up

FBISD Extended Learning Department is excited to announce our partnership with Prairie View A&M University to offer a free program that aims to empower students in grades K-5 with the knowledge that they need to make nutritious food choices, promoting overall well-being and healthier lifestyles. The curriculum includes six engaging hands-on lessons featuring fun games, food preparation, and learning how to read food labels. Week Recipe 1 Water with a Twist or Fruit Yogurt Smoothie 2 Rainbow of Fruits and Veggies 3 Hummus with Veggies and Pita Chips 4 Trail Mix 5 Tortilla Roll Up

FBISD Extended Learning Department is excited to announce our partnership with Prairie View A&M University to offer a free program that aims to empower students in grades K-5 with the knowledge that they need to make nutritious food choices, promoting overall well-being and healthier lifestyles. The curriculum includes six engaging hands-on lessons featuring fun games, food preparation, and learning how to read food labels. Week Recipe 1 Water with a Twist or Fruit Yogurt Smoothie 2 Rainbow of Fruits and Veggies 3 Hummus with Veggies and Pita Chips 4 Trail Mix 5 Tortilla Roll Up

In this LEGO Engineering class, students will use LEGO technic kits to build working machines and motorize them. Curriculum is written by an engineer and teaches the TEKS for both math and science. Lego I: K-1st; Lego II: 1st-3rd Week Build Lesson/Skill/Activity 1 Lego I: The Retractable Clamp Lego II: The Air Rescue Lego I: Connecting rods and pins Lego II: Electricity and motor, vertical gear drive motor 2 Lego I: The Funny Seesaw Lego II: My Little Car Lego I: Connecting beams, principal of leverage Lego II: Gear transmission and friction 3 Lego I: The Funny Tumbler Lego II: The Crawling Worm Lego I: Center of gravity, source of tumbler Lego II: Walking pattern of the looper 4 Lego I: The Swing Lego II: The Farm Defense Lego I: Application of triangle structure Lego II: Belt drive, crank slider transmission 5 Lego I: The Lantern Lego II: The Harvest Season Lego I: Gear transmission Lego II: Belt drive, cam drive 6 Lego I: The Hand Fan Lego II: The Little Tortoise Lego I: Gear acceleration and hamburger structure Lego II: Idler wheels 7 Lego I: The Crazy Gyros Lego II: My Architect Lego I: Rack drive, center of gravity Lego II: Connecting rod transmission 8 Lego I: The Little Car Lego II: The Planets Lego I: Elastic potential energy and kinetic energy Lego II: Belt and vertical drive, revolution and rotation 9 Lego I: The Eggbeater Lego II: The Sewing Machine Lego I: Coaxial gear transmission Lego II: Slider mechanism, gear transmission 10 Lego I: The Safety Barrier Lego II: The Street Sweeper Lego I: Worm gear drive, quadrilateral structure Lego II: Vertical gear transmission