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Elementary School:

Architects and Engineers: Working Together to Design Structures
Engineering: Simple Machines
Water Resources: Why Do We Build Dams?
What Is Energy?
Biodomes Engineering Design Project: Lessons 2-6

Middle School:

Straw Bridges
Building Roller Coasters
Paper Airplanes: Building, Testing, & Improving. Heads Up!
Physics of Roller Coasters
What Is Newton's Third Law?

High School:

Design Step 1: Identify the Need
Solar Water Heater
Pill Dissolving Demo
Element, Mixture, Compound
Separating Mixtures

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Sea Turtle Eggs: Washed to Sea?
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Keep Your Cool! Design Your Own Cooler Challenge
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High School:

Stop the Flopping: Designing Soccer Shin Guards
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August 2019 Editor's Pick

Creating an Electromagnet

We may not even realize that we interact with electromagnets on a daily basis, but engineers use them in a wide range of designs including refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, doorbells, and even clocks. When it comes to using electromagnets, the possibilities are endless! ...

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