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Elementary School:

Biodomes Engineering Design Project: Lessons 2-6
Potato Power
Water Resources: Why Do We Build Dams?
Powerful Pulleys
What Is Energy?

Middle School:

Physics of Roller Coasters
Building Roller Coasters
Straw Bridges
Water Bottle Rockets
Waves and Wave Properties

High School:

Archimedes' Principle, Pascal's Law and Bernoulli's Principle
Bernoulli's Principle
Pill Dissolving Demo
Bacteria Transformation
The Heart of Our Cardiovascular System

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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:

Design a Soundproof Room
Decibels and Acoustical Engineering
What Soundproofing Material Works Best?
Swiss Alps Emergency Sled Design
Zooming In and Out with Scale and Systems Thinking

Middle School:

Design and Test a Ping-Pong Paddle
Cooler Design Challenge
Designing a Color-Changing Paint Using pH
Sled Hockey Design Challenge
Designing and Packaging a Distance-Sensing Product

High School:

The Glow Show Slime Engineering Challenge
Design Your Own Nano-Polymer Smartphone Case
Exploring the Integumentary Systems of Animals
Engineering Polymers from Potatoes
Creating Silver Nanoparticles

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April 2019 Editor's Pick

Engineering Polymers from Potatoes

What can the properties of a potato tell us about polymer science? Have your students take on the role of chemical engineers to create and test a plastic made from starch extracted from an everyday tuber! After testing their potato-based plastic, students design a ...

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