Elementary School:
- Engineering: Simple Machines
- Powerful Pulleys
- Creating an Electromagnet
- The Dirty Water Project: Design-Build-Test Your Own Water Filters
- Potato Power
Over the years, I have enjoyed reviewing TeachEngineering submissions and observing the increased quality of the manuscripts. The submissions are getting better and better in terms of their STEM topics, activity details, organization and writing. Congratulations and please keep up the good work.
- External reviewer and university engineering professor
Elementary School:
- The Lost Explorer: Making Cyanotype Print Maps
- How Sweet Are You? Engineering Smarter Solutions for Diabetes with Data-Driven AI
- Brain Power: Exploring Reaction Time and Building Your Own Helmet
- Unraveling Rising Sea Levels: Exploring Density Through Mixtures and Solutions
- Bright Ideas: Exploring Light Reflection and Sun Safety With Micro:Bits
Middle School:
High School:
- NeuroMaze: Mapping Neural Pathways Through Robotic Navigation of a Simple Maze
- Measuring Muscle Biopotential Signals Using EMG Sensors During Exercise
- Drop the Ball: Learning About Material Physics, Motion, and Quadratics Through Sport Design
- Investigations With Nitinol: The Metal With Shape Memory!
- Translating Human EMG Signal Readings to Robot Movements
March 2025 Editor's Pick
Safe Drinking Water
Students engage in hands-on activities that provide an opportunity to learn about biological and environmental engineering. Students learn about perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and how to remove them from drinking water. Students are given water ...