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Harry Potter inspired STEM Challenge: Build a Wizards Home
Are you looking for a creative and engaging STEM challenge for students? This full STEM unit was created for fans of the book Harry Potter. However, knowledge of the book is NOT required for this activity. The task: students must recreate a wizard's home to withstand "magical forces" strong winds (via a fan) and weight (via textbooks). All steps of the engineering design process are included and students are prompted to revise their designs multiple times. This challenge was designed with a va
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Engineering, English Language Arts
Also included in: Harry Potter Inspired STEM Challenge Bundle
Engineering Design Process Rubric for STEM Challenges
Use these expectations for engineers, self-evaluations, and rubric to foster growth mindset conversations and to track student progress over time with any STEAM challenges- no formal grading required. These materials were developed to give teachers and students specific language and criteria relating to each step of the engineering design process. They can be used for professional development, guiding the planning of STEM curriculum, or setting expectations and encouraging reflection
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Engineering, Robotics, Science
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3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Also included in: STEM Lab Materials Toolkit Megabundle
TinkerCad French Fries - 3D Printing
Want to teach 3D printing? Help your students learn how to design their own french fries using TinkerCAD, a free 3D design resource! The slideshow contains step-by-step instructions with detailed screenshots and measurements. Once purchased, the slideshow is fully editable.
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Engineering, Instructional Technology, Measurement
Bundle Hands-On Get to Know You, LEGO Brick Activity for STEM Classrooms
Looking for a Low-Prep, High-Impact Get to Know You Activity that you can use all year long?These seasonal "All About Me" Brick Build Activities are the perfect way to engage your students in a hands-on, collaborative challenge—without the stress of planning a long-term project! With just a bucket of LEGO building bricks, your students will be busy building, laughing, and learning about one another. How to Play:Place buckets of LEGO bricks at your table groups.Ask an “All About Me” question.If
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Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Other (Math)
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