Engineering Bibliographies
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The Spider Lady Nan Songer and Her Arachnid WWII Army
This is a fabulous read aloud for older elementary school students or middle school students. It is the true story of Nan Songer who helped the WWII effort by harvesting silk from black widow spiders to make crosshairs for weapons. Includes an I Have Who Has game about spiders, vocabulary activities, a STEM project about spider webs, and Biomimicry brainstorming. Print in landscape.
3rd - 8th
Engineering, General Science, Reading
Hedy LaMarr - more than just a pretty face
The Hollywood Inventor (Hedy Lamarr)A Reading Fluency & STEAM Innovation ModulePAGE 1: The "Why This Works" GuideWhy Teachers are Adding This to Their WWII Units:Beyond the Textbook: Moves past generals and battles to focus on the science that won the war.Triple-Leveled Scaffolding: Includes three distinct versions of the story (Grades 4–9) so every student in your room can participate.The "Wi-Fi" Connection: Instantly engages tech-savvy students by connecting 1940s history to their smartphones.
4th - 9th
Engineering, Reading, Vocabulary
CCSS
RF.K.1
, RF.4.4
, RF.4.4a
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Also included in:Â The Hidden Heroes Mega Bundle
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
Eli Whitney Clip Art Portrait
Accurate color and blackline hand-drawn clip art portrait of Eli Whitney. Perfect for U.S. history lessons, inventions units, classroom displays, and student projects. Eli Whitney was an American inventor best known for inventing the cotton gin, a machine that greatly changed cotton production in the United States. His work played an important role in the Industrial Revolution and had a lasting impact on American history. 👉 If you would like a more in-depth project, be sure to check out Eli Wh
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Engineering
Robert Goddard Clip Art – 1920s Rocket Pioneer Portrait
Accurate color and blackline clip art portrait of Robert H. Goddard — perfect for history lessons, 1920s technology units, science projects, bulletin boards, and student reports. Robert Goddard was an American physicist and engineer often called the father of modern rocketry. In the 1920s, he built and launched some of the world’s first liquid-fueled rockets, paving the way for space exploration and inspiring generations of scientists and inventors. His groundbreaking work made him one of the mo
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Astronomy, Engineering, U.S. History
The Story of Thomas Alva Edison, Inventor: The Wizard of Menlo Park
Scholastic Biography series by Margaret Davidson (Lexile 580L) Short answer comprehension questions for each chapter
2nd - 7th
Engineering, Literature
Scientific Superheroes: 20 Pioneering Scientists Who Changed the World
"Scientific Superheroes: 20 Pioneering Scientists Who Changed the World" is designed for elementary school students and teachers who are interested in learning about 20 of the most influential scientists throughout history. The resource includes a brief overview of each scientist's life, their years alive, their field of study, and their most notable achievements. The scientists included in this resource represent a diverse range of fields and backgrounds, including physics, chemistry, biology,
4th - 6th
Engineering, General Science, Science
Newton's Laws of Motion Poster Activity
Newton’s Laws of Motion Poster Project | Physics & Science Classroom ActivityBring Newton’s Laws of Motion to life with this engaging, real-world poster design project! In this hands-on activity, students step into the role of professional poster designers, tasked with creating an eye-catching classroom poster that clearly explains Newton’s First, Second, and Third Laws of Motion. Perfect for middle school and high school science or physics classes, this project encourages creativity, criti
5th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science
STEM: Tiger Woods Design Challenge
STEM learning is a valuable part of cutting-edge classroom instruction. This digital resource integrates social studies, literacy, and engineering to engage students in creative and critical thinking skills.
2nd - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Engineering, Reading
CCSS
RI.2.3
, RI.3.3
, RI.4.3
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Scientist Trading Card/ Trading Card Activity
Shine the spotlight on scientists, engineers, historical figures.. you name it! Product includes a "Scientist trading card" template as well as a neutral template for other subjects :) This is an activity I use all year long- it pairs great with read alouds, videos, etc. Cards are sized to fit the standard trading card binder sleeves. I catch my students admiring their work and showing off to their friends all the time!
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Engineering, Science, Social Studies
History of Flight
This assignment allows students to explore the history of major moments in the history of flight through youtube videos. Students watch videos and fill in the chart to show their learning.
5th - 12th
Engineering
Inventors Project | Then & Now | Forbes 30 Under 30 | STEM Activty | Engineering
Engage your middle school students with this high-interest, no-prep Inventors Project: Then and Now Research Activity! Designed specifically for 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade STEM, Social Studies, and Career and Technical Education (CTE) classrooms, this resource bridges the gap between historical ingenuity and modern entrepreneurship. Students will analyze human innovation over time by selecting, researching, and comparing one classic inventor from history with one modern visionary from Forbes' prest
6th - 8th
Economics , Engineering, General Science
Barbie You Can Do Anything Coding and Computer Science Lessons
Do your students love learning about Barbie, coding, and computer science? Use the Barbie You Can Do Anything lessons to show students how coding and computer science concepts can be applied to their future careers.
1st - 3rd
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Simple Machine Bundle
A short reading that allows for students to learn about simple machines: Includes: LeverPulleyScrewWedgeInclined PlaneToday's Machine Page for students to take notes for each type
3rd - 8th
Engineering, Other (Science), Science
Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo's as a Renaissance man: inventions, discoveries, arts, and curiosities.
6th - 12th
Anatomy, Engineering, Visual Arts
Les bases de l'analyse vectorielle : Outils mathématiques essentiels
Découvrez les outils mathématiques clés de l'analyse vectorielle pour maîtriser l'électromagnétisme ! Ce cours vous guidera à travers les concepts fondamentaux et les techniques essentielles pour mieux comprendre l'électromagnétisme. Idéal pour les étudiants en sciences et ingénierie, ce cours couvre les sujets suivants : Introduction à l'analyse vectorielle et son importance en électromagnétismeVecteurs : définitions, propriétés et opérations de baseProduit scalaire et produit vectoriel : formu
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Basic Principles, Engineering, Physics
ENSAYO: Enfoque integral para la gestión de las condiciones laborales en el PaÃs
Importancia de observar la gestión de las condiciones laborales como un requisito fundamental para asegurar la sobrevivencia y sostenibilidad de las organizaciones
Adult Education
Business, Engineering, Science
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About Science Engineering Bibliographies Resources
On TPT (Teachers Pay Teachers), Science Engineering Bibliographies Resources support students as they gather facts, track sources, and organize research for science and engineering topics. These resources fit projects that ask learners to study inventors, engineers, STEM careers, or design challenges. Teachers use them to make research writing more manageable and more structured. They also help students practice citing information in a clear, classroom-friendly way.
Teachers can find research packets, bibliography organizers, note-taking pages, report templates, and project rubrics for science and engineering units. Some resources include timelines, brochure pages, or final draft sections that guide students from notes to presentation. These formats are helpful because they break a bigger assignment into smaller steps. That makes it easier for students to stay organized and for teachers to check progress along the way.
In the classroom, a teacher might hand out a ready-made research packet before an inventor fair, STEM showcase, or engineering project. Students can use it to collect sources, draft facts, and build a bibliography without starting from scratch. This saves planning time and gives the class a clear path from research to final product. It is an easy way to keep the focus on thinking, writing, and sharing what they learned.
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