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Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) | Coding Intro Lesson | No-Prep Google Form Quiz
Learning Objectives · What artificial intelligence is (in simple terms) · How AI generates code and responses · Why prompts matter when using AI tools · The strengths and limitations of AI Skills Built · Computational thinking · Digital literacy · Problem-solving · Responsible AI use Google Form Quiz Quiz Title: AI + Coding: Understanding Artificial Intelligence (Multiple Choice) (Multiple Answer) (Short Answer) Part of a larger Lesson Bundle
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Not Subject Specific
Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) | Coding Intro Lesson | No-Prep Overview
AI Basic Programming Starter Pack (Plug-and-Play Unit) Core Components · Structured Lesson slides · Guided notes + worksheets · Auto-graded quizzes (Google Forms) · Rubrics for projects · Teacher script/talking points Activities · “ How AI writes code” exploration · Basics of prompt engineering · Build a simple program with AI assistance · Debugging AI-generated code Project · Build a simple app using AI + explain how it works Standards Alignment · ISTE Standards for Students
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, For All Subjects
Magnet Maze STRUCTURED STEM PROJECT with ASSESSMENT Rubrics, Daily Journal
Students design and build a magnetic maze while learning how magnetic forces can move objects without direct contact. This structured STEM challenge walks students through the engineering design process from planning to testing and redesign. Increase the understanding of magnetism with this easy-prep Magnetic Mazes engineering project, aligned with MS-PS2-3 and MS-PS2-5 standards. This interactive and fun activity not only allows students to explore magnetic fields but also adds structure and
5th - 8th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-PS2-3
, MS-PS2-5
Also included in: 10 STEM PROJECTS For Middle School- Physics, Life, Environmental Science
Geothermal Energy: Earth Science & Sustainability Middle School
Make teaching Geothermal Energy and Renewable Energy engaging, hands-on, and curriculum-aligned with this comprehensive Grade 7-9 Science unit! Perfect for Earth Science, Energy and Heat, and Environmental Sustainability lessons, this resource helps students explore how geothermal energy works through interactive activities, projects, and visuals. This ready-to-use Geothermal Energy Unit includes everything you need to teach a complete lesson or mini-unit on Earth’s layers, heat energy,
7th - 9th
Earth Sciences, Engineering, Environment
NGSS
MS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-4
, MS-ESS3-3
Electric Circuit Arcade STEM Engineering Project | Structured Check-Ins Rubrics
Teach electricity while adding structure and assessment to your ELECTRIC CIRCUIT ARCADE GAMES engineering project! (MS-PS2-3, MS-PS2-5). Using electricity to build arcade games can be so much fun and students learn about circuits, insulators and conductors, and the strength of electric forces as they create. In all of the excitement it can be easy for the students to lose their focus so I have created a more structured approach to the engineering process with check-ins and rubrics. Key Feature
6th - 9th
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-PS2-3
, MS-PS2-5
Also included in: 10 STEM PROJECTS For Middle School- Physics, Life, Environmental Science
STEM: Bridge Building Rubric
This rubric is useful for any bridge building project (toothpick, popsicle stick, pasta, etc) We used this rubric for an 8th grade STEM class where students worked in partners to design and build a pasta bridge Can be adjusted to meet the needs of your project
4th - 12th
Applied Math, Engineering, Visual Arts
Speed vs Torque Engineering Design Project using VEX (Engineering/Robotics)
In this project students are tasked with working on an engineering design team in the development of a solution to a given problem. The provided scenario provides students the option of designing a remote-controlled car which either resembles a tow truck and is required to produce a high torque output, or a car that resembles a dragster and is required to produce a high-speed output. These contrasting problems are designed to show how gear trains can be used to change output speeds and torque an
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Building Trim Work with a Router
3 Period lesson on using the router to build trim. Follows Ontario curriculum guidelines. Includes rubric for assessment.
10th - 12th
Engineering
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