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Using Windmills to Change Wind Energy to Electricity

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This informative and entertaining package includes a wealth of material and exercises on wind energy, its environmental benefits, and challenges. Materials are aligned with Common Core and address Next Generation Science Standards as well. Included with the PowerPoint presentation on windmill technology (at the elementary level), are: Reading comprehension exercises Interactive notebook sheets Interactive vocabulary exercisesComprehensive teacher notes and answer keysFlash cardsA simple, fun wi

4th - 6th

Engineering, Environment

NGSS

4-PS3-4

, 5-ESS3-1

, 4-PS3-2

Also included in: NGSS Renewable Energy Bundle Grades 4 - 6

STEM Engineering - Landforms PDF & Powerpoint {Elementary Grades}

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Ivy Taul

STEM Engineering is not just for big kids! Your students will love this STEM design brief where they get to plan, create, and reflect on creating a landform. You will love it because the PDF includes detailed teacher directions, parent letter about the project, session outline, and more! The powerpoint introduces the STEM project to students in a kid-friendly way PLUS reviews important vocabulary that will be needed throughout the project. If you are new to STEM, I highly suggest that you down

1st - 3rd

Engineering

STEM Engineering - Famous Americans 1st Georgia {Elementary Grades}

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Ivy Taul

STEM Engineering is not just for big kids! Your students will love this STEM design brief where they get to plan, create, and reflect on creating a trading card for Georgia's 1st grade Famous Americans. You will love it because the PDF includes detailed teacher directions, parent letter about the project, session outline, and more! The powerpoint introduces the STEM project to students in a kid-friendly way PLUS reviews important facts for each of Georgia's 1st grade Famous Americans that will b

1st

Engineering

Tinkercad Project #1: Make a Sideless Cube

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Library STEM Lessons

About Teaching CAD to Elementary StudentsTeaching CAD to elementary students is harder than learning it yourself. You’ll quickly discover that students have a wide range of skills, abilities, and understandings. Some will catch on quickly while others need one-on-one guided help. So much of what they will be required to do is new that it can be overwhelming. This is even more the case when students are absent. After having taught CAD for over seven years, I’ve figured out a way to make the lesso

3rd - 6th

Engineering, Instructional Technology