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Elementary School:

Potato Power
Water Resources: Why Do We Build Dams?
What Is Energy?
Testing Model Structures: Jell-O Earthquake in the Classroom
Creating Model Working Lungs: Just Breathe

Middle School:

Physics of Roller Coasters
Waves and Wave Properties
Designing Bridges
Small-Scale Modeling of Oil Spill Cleanup Methods
Paper Circuits Greeting Cards

High School:

Element, Mixture, Compound
Building a Piezoelectric Generator
Design Step 5: Construct a Prototype
Mutation Telephone
Pill Dissolving Demo

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If you're in K-12, or are a K-12 teacher, you really must check out TeachEngineering.org. It is full of lesson plans that help teach engineering to students.

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Elementary School:

Swiss Alps Emergency Sled Design
Zooming In and Out with Scale and Systems Thinking
Speedy & Compact: The Perfect Vehicle for Your Future
Light-Up Plush Pals
Night-Light Pennant

Middle School:

Topographic Maps and Ratios: A Study of Denali
GIS, Mathematics and Engineering Integration
Geometry and Geocaching Using GIS & GPS
Counting Atoms: How Not to Break the Law of Conservation of Matter
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration at the Atomic Level

High School:

Making Sense of Sensors: Visualizing Sensor Data
Simple Machines and the Rube Goldberg Challenge
Dyeing to Design
Nanotechnology Scavenger Hunt!
Biochar: Measuring and Improving Soil Function

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November 2018 Editor's Pick

Test & Improve: Making Tall & Strong Recycled Towers

Can engineers build soaring towers with reused materials? While reinforced concrete and steel reign supreme as traditional building materials, many engineers are exploring ways to incorporate reused and recycled materials into their designs. In this activity, ...

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