How Teach Engineering Works
From search to classroom — four simple steps to bring real-world engineering into your teaching.
1. Search or Browse
Find the perfect curriculum for your classroom using our powerful search tools. Filter by grade level, subject area, content type, or alignment to specific standards.
Whether you know exactly what you're looking for or want to explore by topic, TeachEngineering makes it easy to discover 2,200+ peer-reviewed resources.
- Search by keyword, topic, or standard
- Filter by grade band: Elementary, Middle, or High School
- Explore curated collections and popular topics
2. Preview & Plan
Every resource includes a detailed summary page so you can evaluate it before committing. Review learning objectives, standards alignment, time requirements, and materials lists — all at a glance.
Each curriculum item has been peer-reviewed by educators and engineers, so you can trust the quality and accuracy of the content.
- Read detailed summaries and learning objectives
- Check NGSS and state standards alignment
- Review estimated time, materials, and costs
- See related curriculum and prerequisite knowledge
3. Download & Teach
Once you've found the right resource, download everything you need — worksheets, teacher guides, assessment rubrics, and presentation materials. Each resource includes step-by-step procedures so you can teach with confidence, even if engineering isn't your specialty.
- Download printable worksheets and student handouts
- Follow clear, step-by-step teaching procedures
- Use built-in assessment rubrics and answer keys
- Access supplemental multimedia and visual aids
4. Adapt & Share
Make it your own. Every curriculum resource is designed to be adaptable — modify activities for your specific classroom needs, student abilities, and available materials. Then share your experience with the TeachEngineering community to help other educators succeed.
- Modify lessons to fit your classroom context
- Save favorites to your MyTE account for quick access
- Share tips and adaptations with the community
- Submit your own curriculum for peer review
Ready to Get Started?
Browse thousands of free, standards-aligned engineering resources for your classroom.