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Preview of Wind Vs. Skyscraper Challenge

Wind Vs. Skyscraper Challenge

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Natalie Larsen
Grade 3 and 5 SEED standards have students design a prototype to decrease the impact of natural events on humans. So, have your students build a skyscraper that can withstand high winds! This lesson plan includes materials needed, instructions on how to test prototypes, planning guide, and reflection questions.
Preview of How does a Boat Float?

How does a Boat Float?

Students will conduct an engineering activity where they design a tinfoil boat that floats. They should continue to redesign the boat to hold an increasing number of pennies. Students will better understand the forces of gravity and buoyancy. Students will see how Archimedes experimented with buoyancy and displacement.
Preview of Virtual Field Trip - Candy Factory - Industrial Engineer - Mechanical Process

Virtual Field Trip - Candy Factory - Industrial Engineer - Mechanical Process

Created by
I Heart STEAM
Let's take a Virtual Field Trip to become an Industrial Engineer for the Day at the Candy Factory! This No Wheels Field Trip is just what you need to study a STEAM career when remote learning or in person learning when field trips aren't possible! Open your students' eyes and thoughts to the many jobs available in engineering! What is an industrial engineer? What might they do at the CANDY FACTORY? Where else do they work? Visit real candy factories like Jelly Belly in 360!!! See so many proce
Preview of STEM- Build a Rollercoaster PROJECT (Potential and Kinetic Energy Challenge)

STEM- Build a Rollercoaster PROJECT (Potential and Kinetic Energy Challenge)

Created by
JustKepa
STEM Build a Roller Coaster Project – Potential & Kinetic Energy Challenge! ⚡ Bring energy concepts to life with this exciting STEM roller coaster project! Students will apply their knowledge of potential and kinetic energy to design, test, and improve their own working roller coaster model using recycled materials. What’s Included? ✅ Step-by-step instructions for planning and building the coaster ✅ Brainstorming sheet for sketching the design ✅ Student reflection questions to reinforce lear
Preview of Winter Games 2026 STEM Challenge: Ski Jump Friction & Angles For Grades 1–6

Winter Games 2026 STEM Challenge: Ski Jump Friction & Angles For Grades 1–6

Created by
Kidspack
Bring the excitement of the 2026 Winter Games into your science classroom! 🎿 Looking for a high-engagement Winter STEM Activity that explores Force, Motion, and Friction? The "Ski Jump Friction Lab" is the perfect hands-on challenge to get your students thinking like engineers and athletes. In this activity, students will design and build a "Ski Jump" using simple recycled materials. They will investigate how different surface textures (aluminum foil, sandpaper, cardboard) affect the speed
Preview of STEM Engineering Challenge Project: Lighting Engineer

STEM Engineering Challenge Project: Lighting Engineer

Your students have been hired to design stage lighting for a music concert. In this STEM project students will use reflection, refraction, and light traveling in a straight line. This project contains criteria and constraints, allowing for open-ended design while exploring a specific standard. The materials list includes at least one item that doesn't work, so students can learn through trial and error. Standards: NGSS 3-5-ETS1-1NGSS 3-5-ETS1-2SC.3.P.10.3 Demonstrate that light travels in a
Preview of Winter Olympics STEM: Curling Target Push (K–2) Force, Motion, Math Activity

Winter Olympics STEM: Curling Target Push (K–2) Force, Motion, Math Activity

👉 This activity is part of the Winter Olympics STEM Bundle. Grab the full unit and save $4.25Bring the Winter Olympics into your classroom with Curling Target Push: Slide to Score! This K–2 STEM activity turns desks into mini curling rinks as students slide a coin or bottle cap “stone” toward a target, then measure, score, and compare results. It’s hands-on, fast to prep, and packed with real learning, kids explore force and motion by testing gentle, medium, and strong pushes, then use math
Preview of Earthquake Engineering STEM Challenge

Earthquake Engineering STEM Challenge

Can you structure survive an earthquake?Students love completing this natural disaster STEM challenge! Students learn about what causes Earthquakes, as well as some current methods structural engineers are using to design earthquake resistant buildings. After learning about earthquakes students design, build, and test an earthquake proof structure using only the materials provided. In order to successfully complete this STEM challenge the structure must remain standing after going through an ear
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