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Survival by Science: 8 Island STEM Simulations + Quiz, Rubric, and Answer Keys
Stranded on an island, students must use science to survive—calculating buoyancy for a raft, optimizing an A-frame shelter, purifying water with a solar still, building a lemon battery, placing windbreaks, and signaling rescue with mirror geometry. The simulation blends physics, chemistry, engineering design, earth science, and quantitative reasoning, with an optional Biblical worldview toggle for reflection on stewardship, wisdom, and teamwork. What’s Inside Interactive STEM survival simulat
4th - 8th
Earth Sciences, Engineering, Physical Science
Acceleration Worksheet 3 and Final Velocity
Here is a simple worksheet for the final velocity equation. I've include one copy with the formula box, one copy without the formula box for a quiz or assessment. It can be used in class as a worksheet or for a quick evaluation. Problems are pretty much straight across the plate. The problems above the line can be solved without the equation and just thinking about what acceleration means. The problems below the line require the formula as they asked about decimals of a second, such at 6.8 sec o
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Engineering Physics Design Fun Simple Structure Structural Analysis STEM Project
Project: Designing Simple Structures Using Structural Analysis Project Based Learning Project STEM Fun and organized for the instructor and the students. Everything is scripted in these lessons. Included: 4 Lessons PlansGreat engaging starter activitiesIntroductionLesson TimesStandards and ObjectivesGuided PracticeResources and MaterialsActivities to Check for Student UnderstandingGroup WorkLecture Presentation of Content6 different Lecture PresentationsAssessmentImagesDiagramsAssignmentsInde
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Engineering, Physics
Introduction to One Dimension Motion
***An excellent complement to Day 1 lectures on One Dimension Kinematics. Includes guided notes, vocabulary, discussion of units, equations, and practice problems solving for each variable including initial and final position, initial and final velocity, acceleration, and time required.
Answer key is provided as a PDF file as a secondary upload. (Introduction to One Dimension Motion Blank and Key) A blank copy as well as the answer key is provided.
This file is .DOC so it can easily be m
10th - 12th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Cranberry Catapult STEM Challenge — Thanksgiving Engineering, Data & Measurement
Turn Thanksgiving week into a high-engagement STEM engineering challenge. Students design and build a simple cranberry catapult, test three trials, measure distance in centimeters, graph results, and reflect on force, motion, and the engineering design process. Includes a Safety Rules poster, score/data sheets, a 10-point rubric, discussion prompts, extension ideas, and a 5-question mini-quiz. Perfect for science, engineering, or a holiday STEM day; works great for whole-group, stat
3rd - 6th
Engineering, Graphing, Measurement
Ecosystems & Adaptations STEAM Mini-Unit —Stations, Beak Buffet, Quiz+ Key
Spark curiosity with an NGSS-aligned, low-prep Ecosystems & Adaptations mini-unit that blends science, math, engineering, and optional Biblical worldview. Students rotate through four habitat stations (Forest, Desert, Ocean, Wetland), model food chains/webs, run the Beak Buffet lab, and complete an engineering design challenge—then consolidate learning with a bar graph, CER writing, and an 8-item quiz + answer key. Perfect for general ed + inclusion in 3–5 class periods. Ecosystems-and
2nd - 4th
Basic Principles, Engineering, Graphing
Space Race STEM Challenges – Rocketry & Orbits with Cold War History
Launch a high-engagement mini-unit that fuses STEM design with Cold War history. In 2–3 class periods, students explore rocketry and orbital motion through hands-on builds (water/bottle rockets or model kits) and orbit demos (string, marbles, balloons). They connect experiments to the U.S.–Soviet Space Race (Sputnik, NASA’s formation, Apollo Moon landing) and reflect on how technology and history drove one another. Includes safety, data tables, analysis prompts, and a quick rubric. Perfec
6th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
Monster Maker Coding — Complete Digital STEM Lesson (Neon Arcade Theme)Turn codi
Turn coding into a creative adventure! In Monster Maker Coding, students design and program digital monsters using block coding or pixel art platforms like Scratch, MakeCode, or Tynker. Each monster feature represents a specific coding concept—Events, Loops, Conditionals, Variables, Functions, and Cloning—making abstract skills visual and engaging. This complete resource includes both Teacher and Student Editions, hands-on activities, editable printables, and ready-to-use coding templates fo
4th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Graphic Arts
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