Project SYNCERE

What Playful Engineering-Based Learning Looks Like

Here’s a collection of videos from PEBL organizations that gives a peek into what PEBL looks like around the world.

Founded in 2008, Project SYNCERE (PS) works to help thousands of Chicago-area students gain access to STEM activities that help

Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out

Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out

Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out

As part of their LEGO Foundation PEBL work, Project SYNCERE expanded their reach by outfitting two vans to be mobile

Mobile Playful Learning STEM Program aims to reach hundreds more students during the 2022-2023 school year Project SYNCERE is on

Project SYNCERE will take its playful engineering-based learning (PEBL) activities on the road to 60 Chicago neighborhoods this summer. The

DevTech Research Provides Insights into the Head Start Saturday STEAM Academy Program for Preschoolers
The Rwanda Makerspace Consortium Brings Makerspaces to 21 Schools, Reaching over 700 Students
Maryville Center for Access and Achievement Inspires Playful Learning with Innovative Educational Tools
KARMA’s PEBL Initiative Infuses Engineering Education with Native Culture
What Playful Engineering-Based Learning Looks Like
WMSI Expands Impact with the LEGO Foundation Grant
Teach for Nepal Brings Playful Engineering-Based Learning to over 700 Students
Rwanda Makerspace Consortium Ignites Innovation Through Competition
The Power of Collaboration
Maryville University and Magic House Design “Builders Boxes” to Foster Hands-On Learning