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In this activity, students will break up into teams to debate the merits of nuclear power. First, they can complete a pre-activity, which includes video links explaining nuclear power (including the pros and cons). Items included (all editable): -Slideshow with assignment and debate overview (2 slides) -Pre-Activity -Nuclear Power Debate form/graphic organizer

Students will draw orthographic (2D) views from isometric objects, including front, side, and plan views. Includes two worksheets.

After learning about Newton's Laws of Motion, students will choose between three possible project options to help them demonstrate their understanding: A physical model, hand-drawn poster/infographic, or a story/comic strip. Document is fully editable.

Students will draw orthographic (2D) views from isometric objects, including front, side, and plan views.

Students will investigate a real, current engineering development and present their findings to the class.

This is intended to be a review worksheet for energy transformation. Students will be asked to find examples around their classroom and school where energy is transforming at least three times. For each example, they must describe what is happening, then designate what types of energy transfer are occurring (in order).

In this project, students will work together in teams of 2 or 3 to design lunar colonies. This project includes an Engineer's Notebook portion, research prompts, and a rubric. Project breakdown: Have students complete the Establishing a Lunar Colony - Research & Sources of the project (roughly 2 days). Introduce the Establishing a Lunar Colony - Engineer's Notebook portion of the project with the class. Ask teams to meet to review their research, then have them complete the “Special Considera

Printable Engineering Design Notebook to help guide students through the steps of the design process during projects. Includes: -Cover page -Problem & Constraints definition page -Brainstorming pages (writing and graphs) -Materials list page -Observations & Evaluations pages

Editable instructions and rubric for a 2-3 period project on current events in science. Great for sub planning!

Practice activity for students once they have learned basic Tinkercad skills

In this activity, students are tasked with finding examples of simple machines acting within a compound machines around their school. For each example they are asked draw a diagram of the machine and identify the specific simple machine within it, then explain how the compound machine makes work easier for its user.

Worksheets to help students learn to draw at 1:2 scale.

Interactive and editable activity that asks students to look for examples of everyday complex machines.

Graph paper printable that prompts students to draw out their designs.