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Inventors Report Research Project Invention Convention Total of 16 pages
A 16 page resource!! This is a great independent student tool to use when researching their Inventor/Invention. Included in this packet: It is broken down into 4 sections: Inventor Information, Inventor's Goals Growing Up, Invention Information, and a section for Your Input. Each section has space for students to begin their rough drafts and added pages for their final draft paper. Within the research packet is a timeline organizer and bibliography. This packet also includes a brochure which i
3rd - 8th
Engineering, Other (Social Studies), Writing
Genius Hour Essential Question Maker
Once your students are reading to start creating their Essential Questions for their Genius Hour project, this is the page for them. Includes question starters, as well as the main components of a Genius Hour project.
6th - 9th
For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
STEM Rubrics Editable Printable Digital Sticky Note Engineering Design Process
STEM rubrics in a variety of formats (including editable options)! I have gathered rubrics from across different STEM resources, added some new ones, and provided editable options for both printable and digital rubrics. Use these rubrics as a way to set expectations with your students for STEM projects and challenges, and to provide meaningful feedback for them as they grow in their understanding of the engineering design process and working collaboratively as part of a team. ✅ What's Included
2nd - 12th
Engineering
Grant Proposal
Grant Proposal: Grant Proposal on Crime Stoppers Investigations-
Would you love to write a grant for your elementary classroom but just can’t seem to get started? This winning proposal may be just what you need to jumpstart your ability to plan, write, and carry-out an innovative teaching grant. Crime Stoppers Investigations offers a world of possibilities for classroom learning. This proposal was written for gifted and talented students in grades four through six but could be adapted as a
4th - 6th
Chemistry, Forensics, General Science
Grant Proposal
Grant Proposal: Grant Proposal for Ar-kid-tecture using STEM activities.
Would you love to write a grant for your elementary classroom but just can’t seem to get started? This winning proposal may be just what you need to jumpstart your ability to plan, write, and carry-out an innovative teaching grant. Architecture offers a world of possibilities for classroom learning. This proposal was written for gifted and talented students in grades two through six but could be adapted as a STEM (Sci
2nd - 6th
Engineering, For All Subjects
Complete Unit- Branding Bootcamp- Middle School/High School
This engaging, week-long unit immerses middle and high school students in the world of brand identity and strategic visual communication. The curriculum begins with students analyzing existing brand guides for popular brands they already know, using a mix of warm-ups and structured questioning strategies to build foundational knowledge. Students can then conduct a detailed analysis of their own school's brand identity, researching key elements like Logo, Color Palette, Typography, Tagline, and B
6th - 10th
Graphic Arts, Instructional Technology, Library Skills
Robert Page, the Father of Radar
Robert Page was a physicist and a pioneering "Hidden Hero" whose work at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) gave the United States a massive technological edge. He is often called the "Father of U.S. Radar" because he solved the critical problem of how to make radar practical for actual combat.+1 The Problem: The "Wall of Silence"In the early 1930s, the concept of using radio waves to detect objects was known, but the technology was "blind." Scientists could send out a radio signal, but they c
4th - 9th
General Science, Informational Text, Reading
CCSS
RI.4.1
, RI.4.2
, RI.4.3
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Also included in: The Hidden Heroes Mega Bundle
ONE DAY AS... HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE
NEW from LuminEd: “One Day as a Human Rights Advocate” Where Teens Learn That Their Voice Can Change Lives What if your teenager could step into a global crisis? What if they could help protect young protesters… negotiate with officials… and draft statements that echo across the world? What if, in a single day, they discovered the courage, clarity, and responsibility of standing up for human rights? Now they can. --- 🌍 “One Day as a Human Rights Advocate” A gripping, real-world experience for a
5th - 12th
Applied Math, Art History, Computer Science - Technology
Science Fair Judging Sheet
Simple judging cards for a science fair
6th - 12th
Chemistry, Engineering, General Science
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