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Washington Sixth Graders Take on the “Build the Moon Challenge”

Samantha Evans
Samantha Evans
Samantha Evans
Reporter · Jamestown, ND

Samantha Evans is a graduate of the University of Wyoming and has spent the last four years covering educational issues throughout North Dakota. She has previously worked with NPR affiliates, where she dug into the challenges and successes within local schools.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:56 PM · 1 min read
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Washington Sixth Graders Take on the “Build the Moon Challenge” — Garrison Technology news

VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) Sixth-grade STEAM students in Mrs. Jessica Enstad’s classroom at Washington Elementary School are reaching for the stars as they take on the exciting Build the Moon Challenge, a hands-on learning experience that combines science, technology, engineering, and creativity to solve a real-world problem: How can astronauts build a home on the Moon using materials already available on its surface? As part of the challenge, students are exploring how simulated lunar regolith, a material resembling the Moon’s rocky soil, can be used to create strong building materials. Mrs. Enstad said the project includes three phases: developing lunar concrete, testing its strength, and designing a lunar habitat capable of supporting four astronauts for six months. To connect classroom learning with real-world construction, students had the opportunity to interview Construction Engineers Site Superintendent Jordan Gleason about the district’s new school construction proje

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