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Lofted Vase Project in Onshape: Complete CAD Lesson with Teacher Resources
This is a beginner-friendly CAD project where students design, loft, and shell a geometric vase using Onshape. It includes a step-by-step project guide, a comprehensive teacher’s guide with instructional support and built-in formative checks, a student quiz with answer key, a direct link to the Onshape file, and more. The project is designed to mirror how professional designers think: students learn to define geometry with constraints, structure their design using offset planes, and generate for
6th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
2x4 Brick Project in Onshape: Complete CAD Lesson with Teacher Resources
This is a beginner-friendly CAD project where learners model a classic 2×4 brick in Onshape—then level up with an advanced 4×4 plate challenge. The resource includes a step-by-step project guide, a teacher’s guide with pacing and checks for understanding, a student quiz with answer key, poster-style visuals, and classroom-ready cheat sheets. Students practice professional habits: sketching with constraints, patterning repeated features, shelling for realistic wall thickness, and mirroring for
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Physics
Mr Circuit 1 - Exp. #04 "How a CAPACITOR Works in a Circuit" Science
Add some excitement to your STEM teaching. This is the 4th in a series of experiment Lesson Plans that will open the eyes of your students to the possibilities. Students have said, "I never knew that I could do this before.” Others have said, “I am going to make this my career.” This Lesson Plan includes step-by-step assembly instructions for the hands-on experiment which is done on a Solderless Circuit Board. Included with each lesson plan are written lesson pages to copy for your students al
5th - 9th, Adult Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
Mr Circuit 1 - Exp. #02 "How a POTENTIOMETER Works in Circuit" Science
Add some excitement to your STEM teaching. This is the 2nd in a series of experiment Lesson Plans that will open the eyes of your students to the possibilities. Students have said, "I never knew that I could do this before.” Others have said, “I am going to make this my career.” This Lesson Plan includes step-by-step assembly instructions for the hands-on experiment which is done on a Solderless Circuit Board. Included with each lesson plan are written lesson pages to copy for your students a
5th - 9th, Adult Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
Mr Circuit 1 - Exp. #00 Lesson 01 "BASIC ELECTRON THEORY" Science-Electronics
Add more excitement to your STEM program. This lesson will teach your students the basics of Electron Theory and how electrons flow in an electronic circuit. No student computer is necessary because all lessons are printed and are done at the student's desk. This lesson will open the eyes of your STEM students to the possibilities. Students have said, "I never knew that I could do this before.” Others have said, “I am going to make this my career.” Included with each lesson plan are written le
5th - 9th, Adult Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
Mr Circuit 1 - Exp. #00 Lesson 02 "ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS" Science-Electronics
Add more excitement to your STEM program. This lesson will teach your students teach your students about common electronic components along with their schematic symbols and basic functions in electronic circuits. No student computer is necessary because all lessons are printed and are done at the student's desk. This lesson will open the eyes of your STEM students to the possibilities. Students have said, "I never knew that I could do this before.” Others have said, “I am going to make this my
5th - 9th, Adult Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
Mr Circuit 1 - Exp. #00 Lesson 04 "SOLDERLESS CIRCUIT BOARD" Science
Add more excitement to your STEM program. This lesson will teach your students how to use the Solderless Circuit Board to make electronic circuits. No student computer is necessary because all lessons are printed and are done at the student's desk. This lesson is called "Solderless Circuit Board" and it will open the eyes of your STEM students to the possibilities. Students have said, "I never knew that I could do this before.” Others have said, “I am going to make this my career.” Included wi
5th - 9th, Adult Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
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