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Engineering printables for Microsoft Word
Engineering Design Process Template
STEM programs focus a lot of it's learning on the Engineering Design Process. This Engineering Design Process Sheet will allow students to become Engineers in the classroom. They will be able to Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, and Improve a Prototype for any Unit that they are learning about.(Made in a Microsoft Word document so that teachers can edit questions, etc.) If you would prefer an Engineering Design Process:Engineering Design Process- Digital Notebook- Click Here! Word Search- Click here!C
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Engineering Design Process- Bundle
Career Spotlight: Types of Engineers
Students research 6 different types of engineers. Word Document is editable and has a digital copy and paper copy in file. STEM. Careers. Science.
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6th - 12th
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4 Bird Nest STEM Challenges Bundle: handouts, rubrics, and lesson plans
It's the birds! These 4 STEM Challenges include hands out, interactive challenges for students. Each is complete with a lesson plan, handout, and grading rubric. 3 are about building bird nests, another about adaptation of beaks, and the Angry Birds is a resource on engineering and design. The bonus resource is a rubric for using and citing evidence in a CER or argumentative essay, something I know my middle schoolers need more support on. Use these challenges as HiCap extensions, family night a
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6th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-LS2-2
, MS-LS2-3
, MS-LS2-5
, MS-ETS1-4
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The Design & Engineering Process - Student Handout & Worksheet
Students are provided with a handout that highlights the important steps of the design and engineering process.Students can use the flow chart to help them with the guided activity, in which they think of a problem (such as an environmental issue), brainstorm solutions, and then, if you wish, students can build their solution design.Through this activity, students learn problem-solving skills and how to systematically approach challenges through research, design, testing, and evaluation. They al
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 13 Resources Science Inquiry Bundle - Readings, Worksheet & Answer Keys
Archimedes' Principle Reader's Theater - Buoyant Force
Ever wonder why a boat floats? Ever wonder how to find the volume of an irregular-shaped object? Archimedes' Principle helps us to understand this. The story about how Archimedes formed his principle has to do with figuring out if his king's crown was really made of gold. This reader's theater will make learning about the story of Archimedes' Principle fun and engaging for your students. This Word Document is editable for you to tailor it to your class.
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5th - 12th
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session 4 - ages 15-17 - 3D printing materials
a simple worksheet made up of 4 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section.Sections included;1 - advanced material exploration2 - material properties and advanced applications3 - material innovation in industries4 - future materialsThis can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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9th - 12th
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session 4 ages 11-14 - 3D printing materials
a simple worksheet made up of 4 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section.Sections included;1 - basic understanding of some materials2 - material properties3 - material considerations4 - hands on activityThis can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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6th - 8th
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Ship a Chip Challenge
Students build a container that will fit inside a standard #10 envelope and will protect a single Pringle's potato chip as it travels through the U.S. mail system.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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STEM Computer Project: Design a Keyboard!
Designed to align to most computer technology curriculum. Students research and learn about various keyboards and then use that information to design their own special keyboard.
Uses research and note taking skills, critical thinking, design process, writing reports and explanations, and many more skills.
Includes directions, websites, and rubric in Word.
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4th - 9th
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session 1 - ages 15-17 - exploring advanced 3D printing worksheet
a simple worksheet made up of 6 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section, and a bonus section.sections included;1 - advanced concepts in 3D printing2 - emerging technologies in 3D printing3 - industry applications4 - 3D printing design and software5 - career exploration in 3D printing6 - critical analysis and future trendsbonus - industry partnership projectsThis can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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6th - 8th
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Editable Science Lesson Plan
This is an editable Science Lesson Plan. To meet all of your needs for science education, weekly objectives, criteria for mastery, and vocabulary is utilized. Features: An example of a science lesson plan is included within this document. Utilizing the 5 E's in science education. To fuel the pace of your lesson, recommended timing is within the example. Weekly classroom goals Student progress tracking State and ACT Standard listing.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Class Action Park Video Guide
*This documentary features mature language throughout, not suitable for all classrooms* Class Action Park tells the legend of Action Park, a theme park in 1980s New Jersey that seemed to push the limits when it came to every aspect of the park, including the law, safety, and common decency. This documentary features those who were there, telling their experience at one of the wildest water/theme parks in history. This simple, straightforward, and easy to follow 20-questions video guide will help
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Rocket template: High flying paper rocket launched via straw
This packet includes a template for students to create a rocket that they launch using a drinking straw. Also included are posters--which include pictures--for each step of the directions.
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3rd - 6th
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3d Design Project - 3d Printer MYP Rubrics IB Stem Tech Cycle Curriculum .doc
The 3d Design project a great project for anyone with access to a 3d modeling program, or a 3d printer. This project utilizes both these technologies throughout the curriculum, but alternatives are given if you do not have a 3d printer (including tips on grant writing)!This project is geared towards students between 6th and 9th grade, and focuses on using the design cycle - RESEARCH, PLANNING, CREATING, EVALUATING - to create a 3d printed object. It is written for Year 2 MYP Students, but can be
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Design Unit and Project Bundle Grades 7-9, MYP IB Compatible Rubrics
Paper Airplane STEM Project
Explore data collection, the engineering design process, budgeting, and more. This project-based activity engages student groups in making and testing paper airplanes. This document is an overview of directions with more to come in the next few weeks.
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5th - 6th
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STEM Ratios and Percents Donut Challenge
Students will plan an order from Krispy Kreme Donuts for their school using ratios and percents. They must design a presentation poster to convince the principal to go with their order and donut choices. The planning is for middle school- grades 6, 7, and 8 but could be edited to include more or less.
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6th - 9th
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session 3 ages 15-17 - components of a 3D printer
a simple worksheet made up of 4 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section.Sections included;1 - components identification2 - troubleshooting basics3 - maintenance and calibration4 - real world applicationPage 3 includes pictures of a 3D printer to be labelled and used with section 1.This can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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9th - 12th
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session 3 age 11-14 - components of a 3D printer
a simple worksheet made up of 4 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section.Sections included;1 - components identification2 - troubleshooting basics3 - maintenance and calibration4 - real world applicationPage 3 includes pictures of a 3D printer to be labelled and used with section 1.This can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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6th - 8th
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session 2 ages 11-14 - types of 3D printing technologies
a simple worksheet made up of 4 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section.sections included;1 - Types of 3D printing technologies2 - advantages and disadvantages3 - application exploration4 - comparison chart of each typeThis can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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6th - 8th
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session 1 - ages 11-14 - exploring 3D printing worksheet
a simple worksheet made up of 6 parts asking pupils to complete tasks in each section, and a bonus section. sections included;1 - introduction to 3D printing2 - types of 3D printing3 - applications of 3D printing4 - 3D printing in action5 - design your 3D object6 - reflectionbonus: design a 3D printing posterThis can be used as a standalone research task or can be broken down into individual tasks to be used as necessary
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6th - 8th
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Python for Beginners
In this full course, you will learn the basics of Python programming. You do not need any previous programming experience to follow along, and all you need to code in Python is a web browser. Python is considered one of the most popular programming languages in the world and is only growing in popularity. It excels in a wide variety of scenarios, such as shell scripting, task automation, and web development. It is also the language of choice for data analysis and machine learning, and can adapt
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Gingerbread Man STEM Challenge
After reading the story of the Gingerbread Man, students will design a way for the Gingerbread Man to get safely across the river. Students can work individually or in pairs to first design, and then build their idea to test out!
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K
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
Bungee Jumping Barbie - A Lesson on the Force of Gravity
This is the assignment students will complete during this activity:
Given the following supplies; a Barbie doll, one meter of yarn or string, 10 rubber bands, 10 inches of tape, and 5 small paper clips, your group will need to design a bungee cord to safely plunge Barbie towards a bucket of water. The goal is to get Barbie closest to the water without getting her hair wet. Her drop will be about two meters above the bucket of water. The bungee cord needs to be tied to her feet! You will be
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5th - 8th
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Design Process Worksheets and Quiz
These worksheets are printable or can easily be converted to a Google Doc. I use them for my PLTW Gateway classes to ensure that students know and understand the 6 steps of the design process. 4 different versions of the worksheet are included, as well as a quiz on the design process.
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5th - 9th
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