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"I used this resource with our gifted students! They loved it and it was a great outline for them to follow."
Carolyn R.
Description
Save BIG with the STEM All Year bundle!
Looking for fun, hands on ways to teach the next generation science standards? Try out a STEM challenge!
This egg drop STEM challenge has students building egg drops that keep Humpty Dumpty from breaking!
The unit includes:
Challenge prompt page
Challenge rules
Teacher tips
Engineering process poster (color and black/white)
Research page
Engineering design process organizer (2 choices)
Egg Drop data recording sheet
Line plot data page
Results page
Was your egg drop successful graphing page
Technology tip
This fun activity only requires straws and masking tape!
Check out more STEM Challenges here:
STEM Engineering Challenges
Looking for fun, hands on ways to teach the next generation science standards? Try out a STEM challenge!
This egg drop STEM challenge has students building egg drops that keep Humpty Dumpty from breaking!
The unit includes:
Challenge prompt page
Challenge rules
Teacher tips
Engineering process poster (color and black/white)
Research page
Engineering design process organizer (2 choices)
Egg Drop data recording sheet
Line plot data page
Results page
Was your egg drop successful graphing page
Technology tip
This fun activity only requires straws and masking tape!
Check out more STEM Challenges here:
STEM Engineering Challenges
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Grades
K - 5th
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What others say
"I used this resource with our gifted students! They loved it and it was a great outline for them to follow."
Carolyn R.
Description
Save BIG with the STEM All Year bundle!
Looking for fun, hands on ways to teach the next generation science standards? Try out a STEM challenge!
This egg drop STEM challenge has students building egg drops that keep Humpty Dumpty from breaking!
The unit includes:
Challenge prompt page
Challenge rules
Teacher tips
Engineering process poster (color and black/white)
Research page
Engineering design process organizer (2 choices)
Egg Drop data recording sheet
Line plot data page
Results page
Was your egg drop successful graphing page
Technology tip
This fun activity only requires straws and masking tape!
Check out more STEM Challenges here:
STEM Engineering Challenges
Looking for fun, hands on ways to teach the next generation science standards? Try out a STEM challenge!
This egg drop STEM challenge has students building egg drops that keep Humpty Dumpty from breaking!
The unit includes:
Challenge prompt page
Challenge rules
Teacher tips
Engineering process poster (color and black/white)
Research page
Engineering design process organizer (2 choices)
Egg Drop data recording sheet
Line plot data page
Results page
Was your egg drop successful graphing page
Technology tip
This fun activity only requires straws and masking tape!
Check out more STEM Challenges here:
STEM Engineering Challenges
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Mostly used with 1st and 2nd grades
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Great activity!
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I used this resource with our gifted students! They loved it and it was a great outline for them to follow.
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Great resource that was fun to do! Kids loved this activity.
My students loved using this resource. It was easy to use and well thought out.
I used this as an end of the year stem project for one of my science blocks. They had fun with it and it was a good challenge
I look forward to using this with my students every year!
Great resource for our school egg drop competition. My students enjoyed this resource.
I added this activity to our building a math community beginning of the year unit. It was a fun culminating STEM activity that helped students work together in groups and practice communicating
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