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STEM Investigation: How do boats float? Boat Challenge!!
STEM Challenge: Can you design an aluminum foil boat that will float and hold weight of multiple pennies?
This STEM challenge is a class favorite! It is also the first team activity we do in science, which is awesome because this challenge allows students to make multiple attempts with their design! A hands-on experience that allows students to TRY AGAIN!
This lesson requires students to make observations prior to their building process, a Wonderopolis investigation on how boats float, brains
2nd - 4th
Engineering, Graphing, Science
Boat Building STEM Challenge
Students will test out materials and then plan for a boat to float in a tub. Students have to work independently and the collaboratively with a group, justifying their choices in materials and build.
2nd - 5th
Engineering, General Science, Science
Demystifying the Cloud: How Digital Data Travels Interactive Lesson
💡 Demystify the Cloud for your students once and for all! 💡 Are you tired of explaining that the 'cloud' isn't just magic floating in the sky? Most students have grown up using digital storage without ever understanding the massive physical infrastructure that makes their favorite apps work. This complete 4-page lesson bridges the gap between digital convenience and physical reality, giving your students a clear, concrete understanding of how data travels across the globe. ⭐ Why this re
6th - 9th
Engineering, For All Subjects, General Science
Aluminum Foil Boat Team Challenge
Students will work in teams to design, create, and test a structure made out of aluminum foil. The teams will compete against each other to create a "boat" that holds the most amount of coins while floating on water. They will have to make predictions, record data, form conclusions, and answer questions throughout the lab.
5th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Science
NEWTON’S LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION: gravitational force mass distance, planet
NEWTON’S LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION: gravitational force mass distance, planetary orbits Kepler, gravitational potential energy, space travel trajectories, Newton vs Einstein relativity reading comprehension passages. Why do apples fall but satellites soar, could you hurl a cannonball hard enough to loop Earth forever? Students uncover how massive planets yank moons into endless dances, spacecraft pirouette around Jupiter for free speed boosts, and black holes shred light itself. They explore
5th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Sprint Car Project power point - NGSS
We will build a sprint car powered by elastic potential energy that will travel the fastest on a flat track of a given distance using materials provided by the teacher. We will calculate the speed and acceleration of our cars.
8th - 9th
Engineering, General Science, Physical Science
Sprint Car Project - NGSS
We will build a sprint car powered by elastic potential energy that will travel the fastest on a flat track of a given distance using materials provided by the teacher. We will calculate the speed and acceleration of our cars.
8th - 9th
Engineering, General Science, Physical Science
CCSS
RST.9-10.3
Balloon Car Power Point - NGSS
We will build a paper car powered by the force in a balloon that will travel the furthest distance on a flat surface using materials provided by the teacher. We will also calculate the speed of our cars and graph the speed.
8th - 9th
Engineering, General Science, Physical Science
CCSS
RST.9-10.3
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