Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy ~ Engineering the World ~ STEM Challenge
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5th - 8th, Homeschool
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10 pages
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This is a personalized STEM pack of 10 challenges.1. Paper Helicopters2. Working Windmills3. Newspaper Dome4. Paper Pinwheel5. Tennis Ball Challenge6. Leaning Tower of Pisa7. Eiffel Tower of Paris, France8. Pi Day Challenge9. One Plastic Bag10. Newspaper ShoesSave money by buying the bundle!Price $15.00Original Price $20.00Save $5.00
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Can your team create a free-standing scale model of the Leaning Tower of Pisa using the materials of your choice?
We are all about integration in my STEM building and blending historical events and landmarks with STEM challenges is a great way to make the topics we study in social studies more engaging and interesting for the students. I am currently working on developing more of these social studies based STEM challenges. This one is focused on the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
This engineering challenge activity is one of many that I have created to use in my classroom! I place these challenges, one per table, and the students rotate around the room in order to complete them. There are no right or wrong answers, many different solutions will work! You could also rotate these challenges through a social studies or science center or complete them as a whole class activity. I store everything in a dollar store gift bag or plastic tub!
Time to engineer World landmarks!
We are all about integration in my STEM building and blending historical events and landmarks with STEM challenges is a great way to make the topics we study in social studies more engaging and interesting for the students. I am currently working on developing more of these social studies based STEM challenges. This one is focused on the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
This engineering challenge activity is one of many that I have created to use in my classroom! I place these challenges, one per table, and the students rotate around the room in order to complete them. There are no right or wrong answers, many different solutions will work! You could also rotate these challenges through a social studies or science center or complete them as a whole class activity. I store everything in a dollar store gift bag or plastic tub!
Time to engineer World landmarks!
Total Pages
10 pages
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N/A
Teaching Duration
2 hours
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