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Elementary School:

Potato Power
Biodomes Engineering Design Project: Lessons 2-6
Engineering for the Three Little Pigs
Water Resources: Why Do We Build Dams?
Testing Model Structures: Jell-O Earthquake in the Classroom

Middle School:

Building Roller Coasters
Designing Bridges
Design a Parachute
Newspaper Tower
Clearing a Path to the Heart

High School:

Building a Piezoelectric Generator
Basically Acidic Ink
Magnetic Fields
Measuring Viscosity
Solar Power: When & Where Is Best?

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Elementary School:

Zooming In and Out with Scale and Systems Thinking
Speedy & Compact: The Perfect Vehicle for Your Future
Light-Up Plush Pals
Night-Light Pennant
Elementary School Engineering Design Field Day

Middle School:

Solar Power to the Rescue!
E.T. Phone Home: Fact or Fiction?
Oil: Clean It Up!
Make a Shoebox Arcade Controller
Solving Everyday Problems Using the Engineering Design Cycle

High School:

Bio-Engineering: Making and Testing Model Proteins
The Plastisphere: Plastic Migration and Its Impacts
Microplastic Extraction of Exfoliating Beads from Cleansers
Creating Mini Wastewater Treatment Plants
Tracing Fluorescent Plastics in an Aquatic Environment

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July 2018 Editor's Pick

Model Earth Core Samples: What’s Down There?

How is oil found? In this hands-on elementary-level activity, students explore the layers under the Earth’s surface and learn how they are used by engineers to find and extract oil. Students learn how fossil fuels are formed over time and where they can be located under ...

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