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Penny Float - STEM Engineering Challenge
Are you looking for an engaging STEM challenge to do when teaching students about BUOYANCY with the SINKING and FLOATING of objects?Can your team float the highest number of individual pennies in a container of water using various items? Penny Float ChallengeMaterials Needed: (per team)- roll of pennies - assorted items like craft sticks, foam plates, cups, straws, foil - foam take-out container or bowl filled with water - masking tape and scissors STEM Challenges are a way to get your kids th
2nd - 6th
Engineering
Also included in: Engineering with Pennies STEM Challenges - Set of 5 Challenges
Foil Boat Building Summer Fun | Hands on Math and Science | STEM Activity
Fun end of year Science Challenge to explore sinking and floating. Foil Boat Building Activity! Sink or float? They'll love designing a blueprint, testing their boat with marbles or pennies. Kids love competing! Try this science activity this summer at camp!This product includes:*Resource suggestions *Materials needed *Steps in a Process *Aqua foil BLUEPRINT sheet *Aqua foil Boat Data sheet *Terms of Use *Credits page This is a great activity for:*Science observations *Scientific Method/ Process
K - 8th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Measurement, Science
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Fruit Loop Cereal Boat - STEM Engineering Challenge
Are you looking for an engaging STEM challenge to do when teaching students about BUILDING FOIL BOATS to hold fruit loops cereal?Can you float the highest number of fruit loops on a foil boat? Fruit Loop Boat ChallengeMaterials Needed: (per individual)- fruit loops cereal - 3 inch x 3 inch piece of foil - foam take-out container or bowl filled with water STEM Challenges are a way to get your kids thinking and building at the same time! These challenges use minimal materials and can be used as a
2nd - 6th
Engineering
STEM Build a Boat Challenge - STEM Activities Build a Boat Design Challenge
How Can I Use This STEM Build a Boat Challenge? This STEM Build a Boat Challenge is a hands-on activity for grades 6–8 where students design and construct a boat using only one sheet of foil. After building, they test how well their boat floats and how much weight it can hold. It reinforces buoyancy, engineering design, and problem-solving while encouraging teamwork and creativity. Why Teachers Like ItHands-on engineering – Students apply design-test-redesign cycles.Concept focus – Reinforces bu
5th - 10th
Engineering, General Science, Other (Science)
MAYA & AZTEC Civilizations Flipbook, Calendar, Chinampas Activity | Mesoamerica
Learn all about the two major ancient civilizations of Mesoamerica through info flip-books and hands on crafts. Students will learn major highlights of each civilization and how they have left their mark on the culture of Mexico and North America today. Make a working Maya calendar and floating gardens called chinampas, first invented by the Aztecs. Includes eight (8) pages of resources. *Resources also included in the MEXICO Activity Book.
1st - 6th
Ancient History, Science, Social Studies
Boat STEM Activity Low Prep End of the Year STEM Challenge Buoyancy Field Day
This STEM activity is PERFECT for the end of the year! Are you looking for a highly engaging but low-prep STEM activity that can be used with ANY grade? This is one of the best challenges to try. Students will be introduced to important science and math concepts like buoyancy and volume, while trying to craft a boat that floats! I love using this at the end of the school year but it can be used at any time. ✅ What You'll Get ✅ Challenge PosterDescription and teacher notesPhoto examples5 "Talk L
2nd - 8th
Engineering
NGSS
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-2
+6
Java Simple Output Statements
This lesson is all about simple Java output concepts involving the use of print, println, and printf. The exercises contained in this lesson that use the printf method will use only the %d, %s, and %f format specifiers, although there are many more available. However, other format indicators will be used, such as field width, number of decimal places for floating point values, the use of the comma specifier for inserting commas in large values and using the negative flag for left justification.
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology
Jellyfish STEM | Explore Jellyfish Adaptations and Ocean Survival For K-3rd
🌊🪼 Jellyfish STEM | Explore Jellyfish Adaptations and Ocean Survival (Kindergarten–Grade 3)Dive into the fascinating world of ocean life with this engaging Jellyfish STEM activity! Students explore how jellyfish survive and thrive in ocean environments while discovering unique body structures, life cycles, and amazing survival adaptations. This hands-on resource guides learners to investigate, design, build, observe, and explain jellyfish adaptations while creating their own jellyfish model
K - 9th
Biology, Marine Science, Other (Science)
Enrichment Writing Prompts using Wildlife Photos - Extra Credit (7th Grade)
34 writing prompts for seventh grade students. Each page has a wildlife photo and a question to promote critical thinking, such as: Where does wood come from?How does a dragonfly find food?What is below ground?How does a bee learn to fly?Why do flowers hang toward the ground?Can flowers feel bugs?What causes leaves to fall to the ground?Why are there bugs on Earth?How is water different from air?How does a leaf float on water?Where does pond water come from?Where do rocks come from?Why do s
7th
Environment, Writing-Expository
CCSS
W.7.1
, W.7.2
Finding Facts about Flies - Internet Activities
22 printable pages for students to learn about the different types of flies in the world. Students search online for information about the larva and adult forms, what they eat, where they live, whether they are dangerous to humans, etc. housefly, hoverfly, horse fly, crane fly, flesh fly, blow fly, tsetse fly, goldenrod gall fly, bee fly, fruit fly, midges, tachinid fly, long-legged fly, stalk-eyed fly, scavenger fly, yellow deer fly, flat-footed fly, stilt fly, picture-winged fly, fungus gna
5th - 12th
Science, Writing
CCSS
W.5.7
, W.6.7
, W.7.7
+3
Bird Beaks & Feet Adaptations Dichotomous Key Activity (Middle School)
Bird Adaptations Dichotomous Key Activity: Beaks & Feet | Biology Lab (Grades 6-8)Turn your students into ornithologists with this "Bird Beaks & Feet" classification lab! Features realistic illustrations, 16 task cards, and a complete dichotomous key activity to teach structural adaptations. Transform your classroom into a Zoology Lab! 🦅🦉 Explore the fascinating world of structural adaptations with this Bird Beaks & Feet Lab. This activity helps students understand the connection between "For
6th - 9th
Biology, Other (Science)
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